The phrase "a moral analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of ethical principles or moral implications in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In her essay, she conducted a moral analysis of the implications of genetic engineering on society."
Alternatives: "an ethical evaluation" or "a values assessment".
A moral analysis cannot be a simplistic analysis.
Of course, there's no physical comedian who can equal Chaplin (certainly Buster Keaton was the greater acrobat but not the greater presence), but Chaplin, the director — who had started his screen career, under the direction of Mack Sennett, in classic slapstick comedies — turned his last film into a social critique of slapstick, a moral analysis of the roots of comic indignity.
But as a man who knew the military and combat firsthand, who had published a moral analysis of a war and who had a Ph.D. in political science, he was primed for an assignment that many say changed the course of his career.
As philosopher Jean Baudrillard describes in his book, Simulacra and Simulation, the feeling that the scene creates surpasses any moral analysis, is devoid of moral judgement.
A panoramic moral analysis of an age of military-industrial slaughter.
The authors are aware that moral arguments in favour of BPT may equally be identified (via a similar moral analysis) and apply to other areas of drug development (e.g., orphan diseases).
Narayan's literature exudes a philosophical depth, and a strikingly original moral analysis.
"This decision is based on an ideological and moral analysis, but certainly not on any legal grounds.
"This decision is based on an ideological and moral analysis, but certainly not on legal grounds," he said.
Especially important were the poetry of Henrik Wergeland and the plays of Ibsen, whose realistic dramas introduced a new, politically charged moral analysis to European theatre.
The Council makes plain that all rungs on the ladder, including doing nothing, require justification and that the ladder is to be taken only as a tool in the moral analysis of public health policies.
