The phrase "presented an analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a situation in which someone prepared and presented an analysis on a certain topic or material. For example, "The CEO presented an analysis of the company's profits during the past quarter."
In one presentation, Luigi Stella of the Astronomical Observatory of Rome presented an analysis of x-rays from matter spinning around several neutron stars.
In another presentation aptly titled, "Lies and Damn Lies" Lidia Guiliano and Mike Spaulding presented an analysis of various endpoint marketing claims and debunked these systematically.
"From the business standpoint, there is no alternative," said Joseph E. Connor, the under secretary general for management, who presented an analysis of the proposal to reporters today.
At a scientific conference in November, Dr. Lester presented an analysis of a pool of studies of 14 groups of cocaine-exposed children — 4,419 in all, ranging in age from 4 to 13.
At a news conference, Mr. Colton presented an analysis of nine sediment samples from Gravesend Bay made by Peddrick Weis, a professor at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
His major work, Die Formgeschichte des Evangeliums (1919; "Form Criticism of the Gospels"; Eng. trans., From Tradition to Gospel), presented an analysis of the Gospels in terms of oral traditions.
Ref. [3] presented an analysis on evaluating grounding grids of different shapes in substations.
They used exhaustive searching to select research literature to capture diversity in SE and presented an analysis of methodologies.
Kumari and Gorla [11] presented an analysis for the combined convection along a non-isothermal wedge in a porous medium.
Armour (2004) has presented an analysis of this dual role of learner-teacher in Narrator B's language learning experience.
In this paper is also presented an analysis of the additionally installed equipment for situations such as cold overpressurization.
