The phrase "analyzed the number of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing research or data analysis that involves counting or measuring specific items or occurrences.
Example: "In the study, we analyzed the number of participants who completed the survey."
Alternatives: "examined the quantity of" or "assessed the total of".
While Mr. Gehry fine-tuned his design and Forest City Ratner tweaked the mix of apartment sizes and shapes, Digital Project analyzed the number of stainless-steel panels that could be used while meeting an essentially fixed price.
In a first step, we analyzed the number of MC runs required for averaging in order to obtain consistent results.
We analyzed the number of likes in order to get an idea on the priority of the needs posted.
Consequently, we have analyzed the number of keys which are required to be dynamically loaded to each sensor node, and a considerable saving in memory requirements is achieved.
In this paper, we have analyzed the number of iterations (trial swaps) needed to solve the global allocation of the clusters.
We analyzed the number of patients within category #1 using the benefit index scale from 1 to 5, and compared the data with the distribution of category #2.
Finally, we also analyzed the number of times two agents came close to each other, to judge the potential of information sharing.
Three indicators of the outcomes of the system are analyzed: the number of settlements, the resource level, and the proportion of cooperators in the population.
Next, Karpathy analyzed the number of likes per followers, labeling the ones with the highest rates as good selfies, and giving those with the least number of proportional "likes" a negative label.
Thus, we analyzed the number of circulating endothelial precursors (CEPs) of all PCFP patients by flow cytometry.
We analyzed the number of BrdU positive cells in the olfactory bulb, another neurogenic niche of the brain.
