The phrase "analyzed land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where land has been examined or assessed for various purposes, such as environmental studies, real estate evaluations, or agricultural assessments.
Example: "The researchers presented their findings on the analyzed land, highlighting its potential for sustainable farming practices."
Alternatives: "assessed land" or "evaluated land".
Another study presented at the May conference analyzed land use in the Boston area between 1997 and 2001.
We analyzed land cover change and forest fragmentation between 1990 and 2009, and the predicted change for 2030.
In order to address this issue, we studied type and frequency of human-made objects in the multifunctional periurban Canton Aargau and analyzed land use they represent.
To examine this hypothesis, we analyzed land cover maps from three years (1954, 1980/83, 2006) and described the changes using transition matrices.
In this study, we analyzed land cover changes in the Cantabrian Mountains from 1991 to 2004 by means of remote sensing techniques, identifying the main driving forces and classifying the territory according to its risk of land cover change.
Reclassification of the land use data, based on the model results, increases the magnitudes of the marginal effects of the analyzed land use drivers in the theoretically expected directions, and in some cases improves the statistical significance of the parameter estimates.
We analyzed land-cover change based on past and future scenarios in the rural Kushiro watershed in northern Japan.
We analyzed land-use patterns in each of the three cities by examining the mixture of urban and agricultural land use.
We analyzed land-use changes in the Osaka metropolitan area for three periods: 1979 1985; 1985–1991; 1991–1996, and compared these changes with the zoning status in each period.
University of California, Berkeley physics professor Richard Muller analyzed land-based temperature readings from temperature stations around the world and found two-thirds indicate warming temperatures and one-third indicate cooling temperatures.
Unlike other methods, our approach evaluates habitat quality by analyzing land use cover in conjunction with habitat threats.
