The phrase "analyzed gaps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of discrepancies or missing information in data, research, or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we identified and analyzed gaps in the existing literature to better understand the topic."
Alternatives: "examined discrepancies" or "evaluated deficiencies".
A total of 62.01 % of the analyzed Gap sentences were labeled as high.
To inform USAID/Vietnam on strategic planning, this assessment team was charged with analyzing gaps in current programs and providing recommendations for a broader disability strategy.
Resource utilization is a multifaceted topic, and consulting engineers are given the opportunity to perceive and sometimes even analyze gaps in how companies use available resources.
Understanding Mexico City's water infrastructure can be challenging, but by analyzing gaps in the literature it is possible to learn about the indigenous populations who have been overlooked by earlier scholarship.
You explore tools for analyzing gaps in business process, identify rules for redesign to focus improvements, and use a creative method to build the "to be" state so that you can achieve breakthrough results.
Our recently updated Yale Climate Opinion Maps allow us to analyze gaps between public opinion and political will at sub-national scales, making it easier to explore the role climate change and energy could play in the 2018 election.
Finding and adopting the right technology to help us manage our inventory, keep track of it and analyze gaps and opportunities has been critical to sustaining our growth.
This will ensure there is a holistic approach in analyzing gaps and deficiencies in the facility and devising solutions.
We quantified biophysical characteristics of 60 canopy gaps in secondary Quercus stands on the Cumberland Plateau in Alabama to analyze gap-scale disturbance processes in developing systems.
