The phrase "as we analyse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process of examination or evaluation of information or data.
Example: "As we analyse the results of the experiment, we can draw meaningful conclusions about the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "while we examine" or "as we evaluate".
"This should be always in our minds as we analyse the experiences of our new suspect community".
As we analyse the impact of the new election results on Wales, Welsh Conservatives remain steadfastly committed to delivering for communities across the country.
An absolute must for the engagement of crowds and clouds is that content and, if possible, applications are open, as we analyse here.
Firstly, as we analyse the links to these third-party websites, we also construct a model graph of the relationships between sites directly and the third-party organisations that run them; this allows detailed insight into the ecosystem and its connectivity.
It is important to account for biological and technical correlations when analysing microarray data, as this improves the precision and reliability of the results, even with high-quality data such as we analyse here.
Nevertheless, this uncertainty does not affect the validity of the analysis performed in this study, as we analyse the phase of the oscillations (independently of the presence of a limit cycle) with the Hilbert transform-based method.
As we analysed the accumulation of model particles in the GPGP region, we noticed significant seasonal and inter-annual variations of the GPGP position.
RUTH SHADY: Little by little as we analysed our findings, we began to realise that this place was completely different to anything we had seen before and it was much older than we'd expected.
In this paper we will describe the jurisdiction of a district court, as we analysed their decisions that were not further appealed to superior courts.
Their impact on the system optimization was observed as we analysed the differences between the models according to their charging patterns, their impact on the maximum electricity demand and their correlation with the production from RES.
If at all our measurements may have underestimated the absolute response amplitudes, but as we analysed relative amplitude changes we consider such effects as negligible.
