The phrase "analyzed the results of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or interpretation of data or findings from a study, experiment, or survey.
Example: "After conducting the experiment, the researchers analyzed the results of their findings to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "examined the outcomes of" or "evaluated the findings of".
M.Az., S.T., R.N. and S.S. analyzed the results of the experiments and developed the model.
Simkin analyzed the results of about ten thousand quiz-takers and found that their average score was 48.2% correct — a coin toss.
Doctors analyzed the results of Pulsipher's halter monitor test and said the irregularities initially found were "within normal variance," General Manager STEVE PHILLIPS reported.
Noting that dark matter heavily outweighed the visible galaxies, four astronomers analyzed the results of an earlier galaxy mapping project, in 1980.
The authors retrospectively analyzed the results of 51 transplants performed on children less than 3 years of age between June 1987 and October 2005.
We analyzed the results of this pilot in order to answer three primary questions related to the current effectiveness of the Carbon Charge Project pilot.
Last fall, we analyzed the results of this pilot and found that the policy effectively contributed to a reduction in emissions on campus.
To better understand people's preferences, researchers Jeremy Firestone and Hannah Kirk analyzed the results of a large-scale survey on attitudes toward wind turbines.
We then executed the fault detection and diagnosis algorithms and analyzed the results of each algorithm.
We analyzed the results of over 3,000 submissions over a period of 4 months.
In the two weeks after the accident, Dr. Varadarajan said, he and a staff gathered from the research council questioned factory managers at Bhopal, directed experiments conducted by the plant's research staff and analyzed the results of those tests.
