The phrase "analyze question" is not correct as it lacks a preposition or article to clarify its meaning.
It could be used in contexts where you want to refer to the act of analyzing a specific question, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "In order to improve our understanding, we need to analyze the question more thoroughly."
Alternatives: "examine the question" or "evaluate the question".
The program encourages students to analyze, question, dramatize and interpret materials they encounter in the Core.
In the "logic" stage (roughly grades five through eight), children learn to analyze, question, discern and evaluate.
While characters analyze, question and disparage the relationship between filth and its fans, omnipresent video cameras implicate the viewer.
Categories of higher-order thinking were adapted from the OECD's PISA Science test to analyze question items.
Core Reflections analyze, question, dramatize, interpret, and (of course) reflect on the materials of the Core Curriculum in order to heighten understanding of Core topics, explore connections among Core works, and relate the Core to our contemporary world.
Without the ability to analyze, question, and challenge information presented by the Thai teacher, a "fun" lesson may be seen as just that, with entertainment becoming the detrimental factor in learning, thus diminishing the importance of the learning process as well as turning one's grade point average into an indication at how well one "played" rather than achieved.
The goal of this course is to provide students with rigorous theoretical and empirical tools to analyze questions of current interest in international trade.
It enables police to monitor the effectiveness of pre-arrest diversion programs and allows researchers to analyze questions of criminalization and mental illness.
The framework of piecewise linear taxations was used in the literature to analyze questions regarding the preponderant marginal-rate progressive taxations in democracies (see for instance Carbonell and Klor [12] and Klor [19]).
Biologists in our study used Bloom's Taxonomy to logically analyze questions.
Unfortunately, our investigation does not collect sufficient data to analyze questions referring to MDRO incidence.
