The phrase "analyzing them in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of examining or interpreting something within a specific context or framework.
Example: "The researchers are analyzing them in the context of recent studies to draw more accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "examining them within" or "evaluating them in the framework of".
On Wednesday, a European diplomat said the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna had obtained satellite images of the site near the Euphrates and would finish analyzing them in a day or so.
Tennessee is among at least 17 states with proposals that range from requiring law enforcement agencies to inventory their rape kits to analyzing them in a certain amount of time.
As editor-at-large (US) I plan on breaking down the biggest stories that matter to Americans and analyzing them in a way that will generate discussion and create debate".
They were also fearful that the description of these languages would be distorted by analyzing them in terms of categories derived from the analysis of the more familiar Indo-European languages.
At these meetings, Rouch informs the students of the fictional roles that they'll play, under their own names; once the story gets rolling, the students are both inside and outside the action, performing their dramatic scenes and analyzing them in voice-over.
Lt. Col. Avital Leibovich, a spokeswoman for the Israeli military, said Sunday that Israel had tracked the drone for nearly a half-hour before taking it down in an unpopulated area of the Negev in the south, and that investigators had collected all of its parts and were analyzing them in hopes of determining its origin and mission.
The core of DDiMAP takes mapped reads and analyzes them in groups (regions of analysis (ROA)) to detect patterns in the read data ('words') arising from allelic variants in the presence of instrumental noise.
Administer the survey and tabulate the results, then analyze them in a one-page lab report.
Administer the poll, tabulate the results and analyze them in a one- to two-page essay.
"Jumble them up and analyze them in a blind study to find out if it's true.
Choose two to three pieces you find interesting, and analyze them in an opinion piece of your own.
