analyzation

noun

an·a·ly·za·tion ˌa-nə-lə-ˈzā-shən

plural analyzations

: the act or an instance of analyzing something : a result of analyzing something : analysis

The system has also allowed for data collection and analyzation …—

Julia Werth

The T-shirt she wore was sent to forensics for analyzation.—

Leigh Egan

Why the new logo change? We don't know, but you can read an analyzation of the Warcraft logo change below.—

Germain Lussier

… books like Gone Girl, Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects … have led to pop culture obsessions, analyzations, and endless dissections.—

Kerri Jarema

Usage of Analyzation

Although the word analyzation has existed since the 18th century and is regularly formed from the verb analyze, it is much more rarely used than its more familiar synonym analysis.

Examples of analyzation in a Sentence

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Several agencies are currently conducting a review to study broader policy implications for the U.S. detection and analyzation of unidentified aerial objects, and Biden said the review's findings will guide how the administration operates going forward. —

Luis Martinez, ABC News, 17 Feb. 2023 Like, the facial recognition technology used by airport security — this could really expedite the image analyzation process for researchers. —

Ashleigh Papp, Scientific American, 24 June 2022