The phrase "analyzes the problem and" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a process or method that involves examining an issue and taking further action based on that analysis.
Example: "The researcher analyzes the problem and proposes a series of solutions to address the underlying issues."
Alternatives: "examines the issue and" or "assesses the problem and".
Based on case studies from the United States, Denmark, and China, this chapter analyzes the problems and perspectives of converting the present energy system into a 100percentt renewable energy system using a smart energy systems approach.
The World Rural Forum analyzes the problems and needs of rural farmers around the world and through meetings with universities, research centers, farmers associations, and NGOs draws up plans of action.
Hence, we analyze the problem and derive a more efficient solver to this problem.
So a bunch of Facebook mobile engineers spent a few weeks analyzing the problem and came up with a patch that was only about six lines of code.
When problems occurred, the researcher analyzed the problem and corrected it by rewriting or replacing programs or software that make the calls go through.
To analyze the problem and suggest an optimal/near-optimal system structure, an ant colony optimization algorithm has been presented.
Now we have shown by examples in trajectory problems that the geometric optimal control theory can be used to analyze the problem and the numerical continuation can be used to design efficient numerical resolution methods.
With this vision, AD is supposed to analyze the problem and structure it in the most convenient way, whereas TRIZ should solve the minimum amount of design conflicts that are intrinsically present in a case study.
AD is supposed to analyze the problem and structure it in the most convenient way, while TRIZ should solve the minimum number of design conflicts that are intrinsically present in a case study.
