The phrase "fact analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of facts in a particular context, such as research or decision-making.
Example: "The report includes a thorough fact analysis to support the conclusions drawn."
Alternatives: "fact evaluation" or "fact assessment."
Judge Read called the majority's decision "a remarkable piece of judicial legerdemain, shot through with after-the fact analysis".
His report, posted April 3 on LetsGoKings.com under Propper's nom de Web, Piston, is a complicated, intriguing hybrid of fact, analysis and opinion on the Kings' and the National Hockey League's business.
In every chapter of "Sugar in the Blood," history, fact, analysis and personal reflection combine to move the narrative forward, both the grand story of slavery and sugar and the more mundane but always fascinating story of family and business.
In fact, analysis also tends to show that a higher salary is barely a motivator at all for many staff, and more money can even work to diminish employee engagement.
In fact, analysis paralysis drives me fucking bonkers.
In fact, analysis of fracture pattern is the means and methods for characterization of fractured units or fragments in order to study or identify the mechanism of such fractures.
But that, Mr. Garland said, is an after-the-fact analysis.
And the recent data indicating that some women can skip chemotherapy are based on an after-the-fact analysis of selected clinical trials.
But by the evidence of Sunday's round, Ken Venturi's penchant for obviousness as CBS's lead analyst is matched only by his predilection for after-the-fact analysis.
His knowledge on almost any topic combined with his accurate, matter-of-fact analysis of the world made him an inspiration to all who encountered him[MMB1].
The overall result is that control systems are likely to focus in the first instance on operational controls (real-time signals to operating personnel that some immediate remedial action is required), with after-the-fact analysis of results focusing on aggregate comparisons with past performance and the planned results of current improvement programs.
