"analytics found that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce information or data that has been gathered and analyzed by the use of analytics software or methods. Example: Analytics found that the majority of online shoppers prefer to pay through digital wallets rather than credit cards.
For the first time since the survey began, Strategy Analytics found that only 88% of iPhone users would purchase another iPhone, down from 93% last year.
The report, from Strategy Analytics, found that Samsung had shipped 18 million Galaxy S III smartphones in the third quarter, while Apple had shipped 16.2 million iPhone 4S phones in the same period.
A recent study by Flurry Analytics found that usage of fitness apps is growing some 87 per cent faster than the app market in general, as people embrace tools that can reaffirm or improve their fitness levels.
But a recent study of real-world performance shows those claims were bogus: Emissions Analytics found that 97% of the diesel cars made since 2011 exceed NOx safety limits.
Science and policy institute Climate Analytics found that between 2015 and 2020 the emissions growth from LNG will effectively wipe out the carbon pollution avoided through the 23% renewable energy target.
A report cited in Money by Mitek Systems and polling firm Zogby Analytics found that "54percentt [of millennials] would pay for goods using their smartphone as a mobile wallet instead of credit cards". Forbes suggests the generation may force fast-food chains to adopt higher quality ingredients.
The poll, commissioned by our firm Clean Edge with SolarCity, and conducted by national polling firm Zogby Analytics, finds that nearly nine out of ten Americans (87percentt) believe renewable energy is important to the country's future.
The research, conducted by Tempero, the social media management agency, and Brandwatch, a social intelligence and analytics company, found that 88% of those posting the abusive messages were on Twitter, 8% on Facebook, 3% on fans' forums and 1% on blogs.
Strategy Analytics, a research firm, has found that smartwatch shipments "rose a healthy 316percentt from 1.9 million in Q4 2014".
The 2016 report, "Beyond the Hype: The Hard Work Behind Analytics Success," finds that organizations achieving the greatest benefits from analytics have figured out how to ensure that the right data is being captured.
But as time continues and as analytics capabilities increase, you find that your media dollars can work better elsewhere across a range of different sites".
