The phrase "analyze that to" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and completeness.
It could be used in contexts where you are instructing someone to analyze something with a specific purpose or outcome in mind, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "Please analyze that to determine the underlying trends in the data."
Alternatives: "examine that to" or "evaluate that to".
I don't think you can really analyze that, to be honest.
As expected, the watch interface will heavily center around notifications and like Android Wear, it will feature the ability to send quick replies, but in a typical Apple twist, the company will look at the text and analyze that to automatically select a few possible replies.
There are industries that exist to decide what information doctors and hospitals collect and how to analyze that information.
We also may keep track of your food preferences and restaurant choices and analyze that information in order to send you special advertisements, offers and notices regarding foods and restaurants that seem to fit with your preferences.
Spotify's advantage, Ek maintains, is its data and its ability to analyze that information.
When we deliver recruitment recommendations, our artificial intelligence will analyze that whole unique pool to find interesting candidates".
These experiments are run at various concentrations of mesogen in order to analyze that impact.
Construct your ideas and then analyze that is it possible to keep your thoughts out without any rejections.
The sense of a city turned inside out, of a shock too large to quite analyze — that was there.
Ms. Kudrow, who will be seen next in Warner Brothers' "Analyze That" with Billy Crystal -- the sequel to "Analyze This" (1999) -- is sticking with what has proved to be a winning formula of mixing big studio films with independent movies.
But when "Analyze That" -- the sequel, of course, to the 1999 hit "Analyze This" -- opens next month, the transformation will be complete.
