"focus on analysing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the action of analysing something. For example: "The key to writing a successful research paper is to focus on analysing the data and presenting it objectively."
In their research, Guzman and Maalej [33] also focus on analysing user reviews in app stores.
Future research will focus on analysing the real impact of this change on the management of realities under examination.
However, in the present work, we analyse only the pure BaZrO _3) crystal because we focus on analysing the effect of strain on proton diffusion.
This is the actual divide-and-conquer algorithm in question, and the remainder of the section will focus on analysing its average run time behaviour (see below).
Within these frameworks, there is a joint focus on analysing the actors involved in transition processes and their incentive structures, informed by actor positions, the resources actors have and the layered institutions that coordinate, guide, influence and sometimes constrain actor behaviour.
Anyone interested in presenting information about a given data set should focus on analysing the relationship between features in that set.
We will report the speech and the announcements and afterwards we will be focusing on analysing all the hidden detail buried in the small print.
During the last few years, eParticipation researchers have focused on analysing the field, investigating the main challenges, studying different initiatives, and proposing relevant evaluation criteria.
He now focuses on analysing the people who won't.
The study of British castles remained primarily focused on analysing their military role, however, drawing on the evolutionary model of improvements suggested by Thompson earlier in the century.
The first phase focussed on analysing all transcripts and field notes using deductive coding [ 30].
