The phrase "analyze notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of examining and interpreting written information or observations for better understanding or insights.
Example: "After the lecture, I took some time to analyze my notes to ensure I grasped all the key concepts discussed."
Alternatives: "examine notes" or "review notes".
Before long he was analyzing notes in the Unabomber and the JonBenet Ramsey murder cases at the request of the FBI.
Once the chart is completed, analyze your notes and write a brief reaction paper explaining whether or not Mr. Bush has acted upon what he promised on Inauguration Day. 2. Examine The New York Times on the Web's slideshow of pictures from various events that took place on Inauguration Day (found online at //www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2005/01/20/national/20050120_INAU_SLIDESHOW_index.html).html
With previous teams having only strongly flattened fossils to analyze, he notes, "some really basic questions about how the body of anomalocaridids is arranged have had us chasing our tails for years".
The RWC notes are analyzed one note at a time (averaged over the entire duration of the note), while the solo recordings are parsed into segments of length τ w then analyzed through the receptive field model.
"We analyze every note of the song we're parodying," he said.
Moore's attorneys have denied that the signature is his and have demanded access to the yearbook so they can have handwriting experts analyze the note.
Conclusion: Our results highlight the importance of analyzing narrative notes to understand the scope of conditions such as insomnia that are challenging to study using structured variables alone.
All questionnaires were statistically analyzed, all notes taken during meetings and discussions were examined for issues of interest to the research and recurring problems or topics.
The open mic coordinator called my name and everyone yelled "Firstie!" I sipped my water, analyzed my notes to ensure I held them in their correct order, and walked up to the lectern.
