The phrase "academic analyses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing scholarly evaluations or examinations of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The paper presents several academic analyses of the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "scholarly evaluations of" or "research studies on".
For Flynn, academic analyses of suicide can be as important as what is taught in PSHE.
In doing so, they show - empirically, irrefutably - that the most sophisticated academic analyses of LaMotte's and Ash's work have been wrong.
Much of the earlier testimony on both sides of the trial, however, centred on academic analyses of life outcomes for children who are raised in same-sex families compared with those raised by a man and a woman.
A variety of academic analyses of redistricting have found that this geographic self-sorting accounts for much — probably most — of the "skew" of Congressional districts against Democrats.
Economically, however, the merits of using government incentives to encourage the phenomenon are less clear.Most academic analyses of employee ownership have focused on the gains to firms.
We conclude that the growing academic analyses of REDD+ projects do not (as yet) advance viable theories of change, i.e. there is currently little focus on how REDD+ benefits could play a transformative role in catalysing action on drivers.
Based on the SEAs undertaken in recent years, many academic analyses on the quality of conduct and content have been published (Chaker 2006; Stoeglehner et al. 2009), but the authors also state that only a very limited amount of work on the effectiveness of SEAs with regard to its ability to influence policy decisions is available [88, 89].
The press coverage surrounding the evacuation was later cited as an example of "disaster pornography", in academic analyses concerned with the portrayal of child victims of violence and disaster in ways that reaffirm those victims' remoteness from and subjectivity to western (here, Northwestern European) agency.
The Society of the Spectacle so far as being an animator of events, had in a matter of months become simply another text to be subjected to scores, hundreds, thousands of exhaustive academic analyses.
For example, the recently revised Diabetes Risk Test, a simple but accurate screening tool designed to improve awareness of prediabetes or diabetes risk, is a validated self-assessment tool based on academic researchers' analyses of data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the premier ongoing study of the nation's health (30).
In the academic literature, conceptual analyses of medical tourism have emerged from a tourism management perspective, analysing supply and demand factors [ 19- 22], and as a node in the trade in health perspective [ 10, 23- 26].
