The phrase "analyze document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of examining or studying a document in detail to understand its content or extract information.
Example: "Before making any decisions, we need to analyze the document thoroughly to ensure we understand all the implications."
Alternatives: "examine the document" or "review the document".
"In New York you analyze documents and make decisions based on what's on the paper," Mrs. Quigley said.
But Captain Myers said a crucial benefit of the ProScope was the way that, when used with a laptop, it lets investigators analyze documents, fibers, fingerprints and other evidence in the field.
Affiliated Computer, a Dallas-based company that helps clients process and analyze documents, will get National Processing operations in Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and Barbados and about 75percentt of the company's Mexican operations, the companies said.
The non-profit International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, based in Washington, worked with more than fifty news organizations to analyze documents in a cache of two and a half million leaked files.
Now, thanks to advances in artificial intelligence, "e-discovery" software can analyze documents in a fraction of the time for a fraction of the cost.
Except for a few themed weeks, America's children of colour will read books, watch videos, analyze documents and study historical figures who are also not in their image.
In the show's catalog, a team of scholars and conservators, led by William Robinson and Eliza Rathbone, assemble and analyze documents that are clues to when van Gogh made a copy of what.
The latest trend here is something called e-discovery, software that can both furnish and analyze documents relevant to a law suit and deduce patterns of behavior.
Since these empirical data obtained from participant observation results had raised the ethical question of the confusion between NF1 and Joseph Merrick's disease, it became necessary for us to review and analyze documents on this issue.
The authors analyzed document types that occurred more than 10 times in approximately 1.3 million documents in a commercial HIS at a major German University Hospital.
