The phrase "an analytical understanding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a deep or critical comprehension of a subject or concept, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "To excel in this field, one must develop an analytical understanding of the underlying principles and theories."
Alternatives: "a critical grasp of" or "a thorough comprehension of".
Although we prefer an analytical understanding of these conceptualizations, we can also frame a historical narrative.
However, at present we are lacking an analytical understanding of the role of recombination in this model and how it relates to the high-recombination limit represented by our current model.
Though surgery is based on an analytical understanding of the body, and it long relied on "case series," its systematic use of experimental statistics dates only from the 1970s; and except perhaps in Soviet Russia, "surgical labor" has proved hard to divide.
Second, we seek to explain the extent and limits of the market impact of this social enterprise wholesaling by using economic and socio-legal theory and our interview evidence to sketch an analytical understanding of the scope for social enterprise to be market-regulating.
An analytical understanding of the FET-based gas detection mechanism and the corresponding current voltage (I V) characteristics is acquired.
The disconnect has widened so much that the Commission and the finance ministry practically decided the Plan with hardly any analytical understanding of the various dimensions of major issues such as water management or basic healthcare across the country.
This book makes a case for comparison, arguing that it is indispensable for a deeper analytical understanding of what we call religion.
Designed to provide seniors and first-year graduate students with a quantitative, analytical understanding of selected biological phenomena.
Similarly, with respect to the issue of corporate citizenship, we need a deeper analytical understanding of the rights and of the historical processes that brought the rights of corporations to the forefront, if only to assess whether citizenship is an appropriate concept to be applied to the corporation.
A greater analytical understanding of the role of multiplicity in public health systems is critical in preparing the systems of the future to handle the growing numbers and volumes of commodities to meet customers' needs.
Recently, there has been a huge step in the analytical understanding of convergence and quasi-optimality of adaptive finite element methods, cf. [21] and the references therein.
