"this analysis has shown" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the results of an analysis or investigation you have conducted. For example: "This analysis has shown that there is a strong correlation between job satisfaction and income level."
This analysis has shown that the synthetic media mimic accurately the complex microstructure of typical SOC electrodes.
This analysis has shown a strong link between the specific cultural and political period and the tree-species used.
David Rimmer, Shell's general managed for global gas said, "Shell sees renewables as a major part of the future energy mix but this analysis has shown that increased reliance on gas in the near term saves money and jobs, delivers on climate targets and allows new technologies to be improved before large scale deployment".
This analysis has shown that Σ3n reactions, which occur as a consequence of multiple twinning, not only improve the GBCD but are also critical for disrupting the connectivity of the random boundary network.
But now that this analysis has shown that the majority of near-Earth asteroids are of this specific type -- stony objects, rich in the mineral olivine and poor in iron -- it's possible to concentrate most planning on dealing with that kind of object, Binzel says.
This analysis has shown that variations in the bed dynamics associated with the loss of moisture during the drying process are most intense near the walls of the dryer, while the central region is characterized by a more consistent dynamic behavior.
However, this analysis has showed that in the case of ACE Inhibitors, originator prices may indeed decrease as a result of generic competition and generic policies such as reference pricing, substitution and regressive mark-ups.
The results of this analysis have shown the weaknesses of the current regulations and revealed new potential in CO2 emissions control.
The results of this analysis have shown that: (1) the bovine TRBV genomic repertoire has been dramatically expanded through a complex series of duplication events and although incomplete, is the largest described to date.
The results of this analysis have shown that measurement properties of the AQLQ12+ in both adolescents and adults are very similar and that the AQLQ12+ can therefore be used in adult clinical trials that include adolescents.
Previously published results from the UK National Case Control Study of Cervical Cancer (based on a subset of the cases and controls included in this analysis) have shown that the association between risk of cervical cancer and duration of use of oral contraceptives in this study is also seen in analyses restricted to HPV-positive women (Berrington et al, 2002).
