The phrase "analyze the data gathered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of examining and interpreting data that has been collected for research or analysis purposes.
Example: "After conducting the survey, we will analyze the data gathered to identify trends and insights."
Alternatives: "examine the collected data" or "evaluate the data obtained".
The ATWDP offers an approach to analyze the data gathered from various sensing devices stably and efficiently.
Looking forward, there are many opportunities to further analyze the data gathered from the plan analysis stage and cross-tabulate it with the case studies and capability survey.
Discourse techniques, more particularly rhetorical analysis, will be used to analyze the data gathered.
In order to analyze the data gathered per group, the authors (AM and SB) inventorized the arguments mentioned by the LE's, and also gathered information about who mentioned each argument.
A mixed method was applied for this research comprising qualitative techniques for analyzing the data gathered from DMDP reports review, interviews, discussions and maps.
By analyzing the data gathered from the scenarios, the related parameters of the proposed model are estimated, and the distributions of the values of the parameters are shown.
Analyzing the data gathered through pre-treatment and post-treatment observations, using SPSS software with confidence of 95%, reveals that application of this strategy dramatically increased student-student interaction despite the fact that the classes remained teacher dominant.
Analyzing the data gathered from the sample, the discriminant function incorporated four significant (p < 0.000) discriminating variables which, in descending order of importance (based on the magnitude of their standardized canonical function coefficients), were lower crowding (0.728), lower lip to E-plane (-0.407), upper crowding (0.347), and overjet (-0.219).
We analyzed the data gathered from autumn 2010 to autumn 2011.
The previous two chapters discussed how we must manage, condition, and analyze all the data gathered in digital oil field (DOF) operations.
Our goal is not to set certain and fixed numbers, as they probably will never exist, but to analyze the data we gathered through time and to try to get to an approximation of water usage in public schools connected to building occupants.
