Analisas

Analisas is a term used in several languages to denote multiple analyses. It functions as a plural form of analisa, a noun meaning analysis, and is found in contexts such as academic writing, journalism, and policy studies where more than one analytic result or method is discussed.

Etymology and form vary by language. In languages that employ analisa as the base word, the plural is often created with a simple -s, yielding analis as or analis as in some usages. The exact plural pattern can differ by language conventions, and in some cases the word may be borrowed more directly from other languages with their own plural rules. As a result, analisas appears in multilingual texts or in discussions of cross-language analysis traditions.

Usage and scope. Analisas can refer to a set of analytic procedures, interpretations, or reports produced during research, evaluation, or problem-solving processes. It is commonly encountered in regional academic writing or translated materials where analysts, analyses, and their results are discussed collectively.

English-language usage note. In English, the standard plural of analysis is analyses. Analisas is uncommon in English and is typically encountered only when reproducing text from languages that use the form analisa and its plural. When translating or editing, English writers often replace analis as with analyses to maintain conventional terminology.

See also: analysis, analyses, analisa, analytic methods, data analysis.