The phrase "an analysis of a problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "The report provides an analysis of a problem that has been affecting the community for years."
Alternatives: "an examination of an issue" or "a study of a challenge."
This paper presents an analysis of a harmonic problem encountered on the Danish island of Anholt and its mitigation.
The answer to this question might be derived from an analysis of a number of problems that befell the world media.
We refer to [30] for an analysis of a discrete version of the partial data problem in 2D.
In a recent study we revisited this problem with an analysis of a human-like beckoning gesture that we observed in 2 groups of bonobos kept under near-natural environmental and social conditions at the Lola Ya Bonobo sanctuary near Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
It is a stepwise method initiated by an analysis of the problem context, followed by identification of options, assessment, and analysis of the options' impacts, and finally sensitivity and value analysis (Bana e Costa et al. 2004).
In this paper, we present and discuss an approach based on the combination of local search metaheuristics and a reduction procedure based on an analysis of the problem structure.
It's a common default for economists and policy makers to present a trenchant analysis of a problem with many deep roots and then conclude, "That's why we need better education and skill development".
And it wasn't good enough that whenever he appeared on TV, his description of a process, or his analysis of a problem, ended in confusion or despair on the party's position – article 50, counterterrorism, "7.5 out of 10" on Brexit.
The paper specifically focuses on the telecommunication sector, providing an analysis of problem management process and maintenance engineering practices therein.
