'candid analysis' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a truthful and objective evaluation or assessment of something. For example, "He conducted a candid analysis of the company's financial performance."
Mr. Rove, President Bush's political adviser, has been criticizing Mrs. Clinton since Monday, when he announced his intention to resign from the White House and coupled it with candid analysis, notably, calling Mrs. Clinton a "fatally flawed" presidential candidate.
For him, the problem is saving lives, based on a simple and typically candid analysis.
In a candid analysis of the Foley situation, Parcells at first spoke in a parable.
"There's a concern," Manager Joe Girardi said in an unusually candid analysis of a player.
When Schaub agreed, forty-eight hours later, to talk about the fight with Rogan, he probably expected some candid analysis, though surely not as much as he got.
As the League notes, in its admirably candid analysis, the size of the baby-boom generation concealed the underlying problem for some years.
They say that raises the danger that lawyers will accidentally let slip client confidences, or not provide frank and candid legal analysis for the public.
In a statement through the MoD, he said "candid military analysis" made ministers aware of the limitations.
"It is right that candid military analysis keeps the government aware of constraints while the government, rightly, seeks to achieve the maximum effect with the assets available.
Kaat's acute knowledge shows in his candid yet politic analysis of the players he faced and the bosses for whom he has worked, including Pete Rose, for whom he served as a pitching coach, and his current boss, George Steinbrenner.
A group of experts appointed by Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar to propose specific measures has produced a detailed report that includes an unusually candid and incisive analysis of the United Nations's problems as well as concrete recommendations for solving them.
