The phrase "analyzes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the method or context in which an analysis is conducted.
Example: "The researcher analyzes in detail the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "examines within" or "assesses in the context of".
"He argues and analyzes in a way which he would readily recognize as infantile within the sphere of his real interests.
It is the digital signal that a speech recognition program analyzes in order to recognize separate phonemes, the basic building blocks of speech.
Nascar is not celebrating much these days, while still dealing with why Carl Edwards's car went flying into the stands at Talladega, a controversy Foxsports.com's Lee Spencer analyzes in detail.
The 1919 Series, of course, is the one that's infamous for the "Black Sox" scandal, when players for the Chicago White Sox were found to have thrown games for the benefit of gamblers, and Morrison centers the tale on that scandal — and on the images from a game that he analyzes in slow motion to show how the game-throwing worked.
But Baldwin didn't reject the galvanizing power of black organization: what if the Nation of Islam, which he analyzes in the second half of the essay, had its revenge on all those white devils who wanted to keep the black man down?
It analyzes in detail the composition structure.
But "the transition towards warmer weather remained choppy," according to a report last week from Euclid, which analyzes in-store metrics.
In order to demonstrate tumourigenic (CSC) activity of the PDAC SP, further study is needed that analyzes in-vivo tumour growth after implantation of the (purified) population in immunodeficient mice.
The data are rarely analyzed in-depth.
loan is still being analyzed in Washington.
They need to be analyzed in detail.
