"we analyze that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce something that you are analyzing. For example, "We analyze that the problem is caused by a lack of resources."
In this Essay — prepared for a symposium on the Future of Fannie and Freddie — we analyze that argument.
We analyze that the feasibility and the ideal effect on rebuilding the students of materials science knowledge by the inquiry learning new knowledge, hierarchical practice and the freedom of assignments.
We analyze that if the factors graphs in Cartesian product are cyclic pursuit graphs, then the CPH scheme provides the same convergence rate while requiring the same communication links as in the hierarchical cyclic pursuit (HCP).
We prove a worst-case O(1/k2) convergence rate of the new method in terms of the residual of the Lagrangian function, and we analyze that when m∈[0,1) the residual of our method is smaller than that of the traditional accelerated ALM.
We analyze that the predator-extinction periodic solution of this system is globally asymptotic stability.
We analyze that what effect the control strategies have on the total and component energy consumption in a data center.
A similar pattern emerged in the New York Times articles we analyzed, that were among the top 20 most emailed, tweeted, and shared articles over the course of three month in 2016.
Among the 361 specimens we analyzed that had marked cells, 202 marked patches were identified that lined a portion of these borders.
We analyzed that the CSDG MOSFET stores more energy (1.4 times) as compared to the CSSG MOSFET.
We analyzed that the centralized energy production by the hybrid use of wind and solar energy is the most affordable system.
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