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The phrase "a proper analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for a thorough and appropriate examination of a subject or topic.
Example: "In order to understand the implications of the study, a proper analysis of the data is essential."
Alternatives: "an appropriate examination of" or "a thorough evaluation of".
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A proper analysis of this case benefits from an incremental approach.
If we are to overcome the pay gap, we need a proper analysis of its causes and intelligent, targeted solutions.
If JP Morgan has conducted a proper analysis of its options, let's hear the details rather than airy soundbites.
That Lloyds/HBOS merger still looks a gross error, so let's have a proper analysis of the cost of breaking up; ditto RBS.
If we want to engage with the concerns of the working class we need a proper analysis of the structural mistakes of the past 50 years.
To do that we need a proper analysis of cultural institutions, including the media, and the way that new technologies have transformed the way we think of culture.
The report says: "We have seen no evidence that the UK government carried out a proper analysis of the nature of the rebellion in Libya.
The obtained results show that a proper analysis of the system based on the chosen parameters is necessary.
Therefore, a proper analysis of the IR,p degradation by high-energy irradiation in silicon technology is proposed.
Finally, we start to discuss which auction forms generate higher revenues for the seller, but a proper analysis of this will have to await the next course.
There needs to be full consultation with the stakeholders including the clubs, players and fans, and a proper analysis of all the implications including commercially and in football terms.
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