The phrase "analyze planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or examination of a planning process or strategy.
Example: "In our meeting, we will analyze planning to identify areas for improvement in our project management."
Alternatives: "evaluate planning" or "assess planning".
In addition to the survivors, the prosecution had presented dozens of expert witnesses, including forensic anthropologists and experts on the military chain of command who analyzed planning documents from the period.
Recent advances in data collection and operations analysis techniques have facilitated the process of designing, analyzing, planning, and controlling of engineering processes.
The key to successfully completing the scenario was to follow the nursing process: assess, analyze, plan, implement, and evaluate.
An AC includes either the completed autonomic control loop (see Fig. 1), or just one or more functions in the loop (i.e., monitor, analyze, plan, or execute).
We analyze plans, public debates, and interviews with key stakeholders in a proposed BRT corridor along Chicago's diverse and busy Ashland Avenue.
The free of cost, open source and web-based tool is designed to help companies monitor, interpret, analyze, plan and report their energy consumption.
The authors propose an infrastructure that encompasses both the feature model and PLA and relies on key activities of the autonomic control loop (i.e. collect, analyze, plan and execute) to support dynamic management of software variability.
This manager is built in terms of four functions or steps (monitor, analyze, plan and execute) that define the autonomic control loop, an internal knowledge that represents the stakeholders´ goals, the managed element, and, optionally, its execution environment.
We also illustrate the wide-spectrum approach to formal modeling supported by Maude: executing PLAN programs; analyzing PLAN programs using search and model-checking; proving properties of particular PLAN programs; and proving general properties of the PLAN language.
"We will be analyzing plans for policymakers to consider that might help avoid a repeat of the mortgage meltdown for today's student loan borrowers," CFPB Director Richard Cordray said in a statement.
