"intelligent analysis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a thoughtful and thorough examination of a subject or situation. Here is an example of a sentence using this phrase: "The professor's intelligent analysis of the complex political situation provided valuable insights for her students."
This paper aims to define the characteristics of the new generation of collaborative business systems, combining semantic with artificial intelligence based on intelligent analysis of content.
Intelligent analysis cannot proceed unless the issues are addressed separately.
Mystery Pollster Mark Blumenthal's intelligent analysis of polls and polling.
Incredibly wide-ranging, informative and inspiring, with extremely intelligent analysis of how film developed and how the great directors innovated.
Vivid characters; split-second changes; intelligent analysis delivered with emotional intensity – as writer and as performer, Marshall is breathtaking.
In the meantime, the opportunity to see how Terrapattern responds to human queries reveals something else the biases and shortcomings of artificially intelligent analysis.
It honors the enterprise, exclusive reporting, and intelligent analysis that a magazine exhibits in covering an event, a situation, or a problem of contemporary interest and significance.
I also trust the Guardian to tell me about the latest (undoubtedly ridiculous) fads and give me intelligent analysis on any global news.
He even ended the encounter with the most intelligent analysis of the Tarantino interview yet, speaking of "the essential lie of the interview situation".
Applying a formidable mix of history, science and common experience, Gore has produced a luminously intelligent analysis that is packed with arresting ideas and facts.
Deeply -- too deeply -- informed by history, "No End to War" often reads like a short, intelligent analysis that has been unnecessarily padded.
