The phrase "a pragmatic analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an examination or evaluation that is practical and focused on real-world applications or outcomes.
Example: "In this paper, we will conduct a pragmatic analysis of the current educational policies to determine their effectiveness in improving student outcomes."
Alternatives: "a practical assessment" or "a realistic evaluation".
Discourse theory thus calls for a pragmatic analysis of argumentation as a social practice.
The demographic question concerning the educational qualification level offered not more than six potential answers so as to allow the authors a pragmatic analysis of this demographic factor.
On the contrary, the strength of our strategy was in supporting a pragmatic analysis and then to tie the changes together into a bundle of interventions that was fully respected.
Limiting the comparison to regular training rather than non-exercise interventions allowed a pragmatic analysis of the efficacy of exercise used as an alteration or addition to regular training.
A pragmatic analysis is better served by a concept such as "interconnectedness" as opposed to interdependence to the extent that interdependence suggests convergence and levels the differences in the ways in which globalization is experienced.
Rather, to ground the multi-dimensional system of validity claims, one must supplement semantic analysis with a pragmatic analysis of the different sorts of argumentative discourse the different "logics of argumentation"—through which each type can be intersubjectively justified (TCA 1: 8–42).
While some contextualists like Burns (1991) make use of this idea to defend a purely pragmatic analysis of the sorites paradox which leaves classical semantics and logic intact, others see consequences for logic and semantics and advocate a non-classical approach.
Thus, rather than using threshold values from other accountable care programs (commonly expressed as a percentage of benchmark expenditures) or sticking to "conventional levels of statistical significance", Pope and Kautter [ 27] advocate a more pragmatic analysis of setting the threshold, based on Power Analysis.
As part of an ongoing study of how phonetics relates to the dynamic evolution of meaning within the sequential organisation of talk-in-interaction, we present a detailed phonetic and pragmatic analysis of a particular kind of self-repetition.
For this scope, the scaling approach reveals to be a simple and pragmatic analysis that can be easily extended to other experimental sites.
We employed a comprehensive and pragmatic analysis using two different Rasch models simultaneously for comparison [ 32, 33], the Andrich-Rasch Grouped-Rating Scale Model (GRS M [ 34] and the Rasch-Masters Partial Credit Model (PCM) [ 35].
