The phrase "analyze this question" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to prompt someone to think critically and systematically about a particular question. For example, you could say "Let's analyze this question - what is the primary cause of poverty in rural areas?".
Why? Now let us analyze this question.
We analyze this question using a lifecycle decomposition approach and Finnish business-level microdata.
To analyze this question, we built a model for fragile contracts with interacting demand, spot price and contract breach uncertainties.
We analyze this question for the case where shareholders are prosocial and externalities are not perfectly separable from production decisions.
How to analyze this question in a general metric space?
We analyze this question by exploiting the variation of regional sanction regimes as instrumental variables to estimate the LATE of sanctions on the individual employment probability.
Nearly a dozen economic studies have analyzed this question by comparing unemployment rates in states that have extended unemployment benefits with those in states that do not.
In analyzing this question, I wish to make the comparison as the scientist or engineer would make it, uninfluenced by the predilections for democracy which I avow … Can democratic institutions hold their own in the present struggle for survival between them and the institutions of authoritarian nations?
The Court in Jones also may have been aware that there was a certain artificiality in analyzing this question in terms of standing because in at least three separate places in its opinion the Court placed that term within quotation marks.
The black-and-white boundaries of the rationalism/empiricism divide may not provide appropriate tools for analyzing this question.
To date, no study has analyzed this question in patients who require a WB-MSCT because of their mechanism of injury.
