The phrase "analyzed the divisions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or breakdown of different parts or categories within a larger context, such as in a report or analysis.
Example: "In her research, she analyzed the divisions within the organization to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "examined the segments" or "evaluated the categories".
It has also exposed simmering Christian grievances, reviving the dangerous Lebanese pastime of analyzing the division of power among the country's 17 Christian and Muslim denominations.
It was Comcast saying, 'We've had enough time to analyze the division, and now we want to bring in our guy.' " Fogelson felt embarrassed and stung; he hadn't been able to keep his emotional distance after all.
To assess the activity of the invasive melanoma cells, we further analyzed the nuclear division stages in the lung.
To test whether XCI is dependent on cell division, we first analyzed the number of cell divisions during a 10 day period of embryoid body (EB) differentiation, for ES cells with different X∶A ratios.
We also analyzed the average number of cell divisions in these populations using the division index based upon CSFE dye dilution (Figure 4F).
In addition to analysis of covariates associated with ethnicity, obesity, fast-food chains, and other potential confounders, using U.S. Census Divisions, we analyzed the relationship after eliminating, individually and together, the East South, East North Central, and the South Atlantic Census Divisions (19).
With the position reconstructed algorithm implemented in FPGA which analyzes the charge division and column and row number of signals, the 3-D position information of neutron events can be obtained.
To test this hypothesis, we analyzed the orientation of granulosa cell division, in 10-week-old mice.
For the investigation of adaptive responses to the impaired ability of peroxisome division, we analyzed the expression of other PEX11 protein family members as well as of FIS-1 and DLP1 genes (Kobayashi et al., 2007).
"We tried to get at the motivations of those who might become suicide bombers," said Col. Darryl Williams, who ran the division's unit that analyzed the effects of combat and noncombat operations.
