The phrase "analyzed industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an industry that has been examined or studied in detail, often in the context of research or analysis.
Example: "The report provides insights into the analyzed industry, highlighting key trends and challenges."
Alternatives: "examined sector" or "studied industry".
The researchers analyzed industry data over the 1939-2011 periodetermininging which industries earned better returns under a Democrat president versus a Republican.
The Post analyzed industry data and found that tax collectors in roughly half of the nation's counties routinely sell liens or similar instruments to investors, who then charge property owners interest — and sometimes hefty legal fees — until the debts are repaid.
Another question concerns the lack of variation among organizations in the analyzed industry.
The field of industrial ecology incorporates the principles of ecology into industrial network design, but this field often analyzed industries in a vacuum.
To answer this question, we analyzed industries using a framework that ranks each one based on eight factors that speed up cloud adoption and two factors that slow things down.
Companies should analyze industry structures always a useful exercise only after they understand a country's institutional context.
Therefore, we introduce a framework to analyze industry processes using design science research.
By analyzing industry views on policy uncertainty and future carbon legislation, we gain a better understanding of investor attitudes toward carbon risk.
By analyzing industry or sector data on underrepresented groups and examining patterns in hiring, promotions, and other decisions about talent we can better manage the problems and risks in our own organizations.
Ecological Footprint can be used to analyze industry sectors, specifically, the textile sector [16, 17, 18, 19].
In this section, we analyze industry and academia viewpoints focusing on strategic study areas that need to be further developed.
