The phrase 'analytics of' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to the analysis or study of a certain thing. For example, "The analytics of the new marketing strategy have been promising."
The analytical HPLC method developed with the H1N1 virus was also applicable for the analytics of the HA1 subunit of H3N2 influenza virus and the influenza B virus.
Ace Metrix provides analytics of television advertising in real time as the commercials are shown.
Then Mr. Guardia discussed with his students the analytics of their own reading, which he had e-mailed to them.
The term "business analytics," of course, is the branding upgrade that has been given to business intelligence.
Graphs of what the system found can be seen on his blog, called "The Personal Analytics of My Life".
"But in terms of the underlying analytics of the performance of the portfolio, that's not an element of concern".
During that period he wrote a significant commentary on the logical treatises De Analytica priora et posteriora ("On the Prior and Posterior Analytics") of Aristotle.
Banks, as a group, reported $3.4 trillion in unused credit card lines at the end of September, according to a compilation by Foresight Analytics of bank reports to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
I have clear evidence from the analytics of my blog, Child Protection Resource, that my post "Section 20 – what does it mean?" has been the second most viewed since the site's inception in February last year.
"This takes it beyond simply the analytics of physics and says that love is in the fabric of the universe," Dr. Miller said, sounding more Deepak Chopra than Freud.
But it's still the future of TV. — Jenna Wortham The Personal Analytics of My Life BLOG.STEPHENWOLFRAM.COM | Stephen Wolfram heeding the old Socratic lament that the unexamined life is not worth living — and then some.
