The phrase "analyses objections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is examining or evaluating objections to a particular argument or proposal.
Example: "In her thesis, she provides a detailed section where she analyses objections to her main argument."
Alternatives: "examines objections" or "evaluates objections".
Because of these objections to analyses using urine, the findings obtained after 1970 have been published in reports of meetings, or in privately funded monographs or not at all.
(14) A general objection to nanospray analyses of complex mixtures without separations due to "ion suppression" has often surfaced in past discussions, and this objection merits some attention.
The methodological objection to these analyses is due to the fact that the reported usual trigger frequency was not restricted to time at risk.
The main objection is that the analyses of the riders' urine and blood samples are not done at a laboratory accredited by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Another line of objection rests on conditional analyses of the concept of qualia.
Earlier this year, Google withdrew from the Pentagon's Project Maven, which uses machine learning to analyse video feeds from drones, after ethical objections from the tech giant's staff.
Despite the fact that visual impacts are an important element of public objections, to date, little research has analysed public preferences for alternative pylon designs, as well as investigating the social and psychological factors that might explain such preferences.
Survival analysis is a powerful tool for analysing the results of total joint replacements despite the objections found in the literature [ 8], but it has major drawbacks when the failure rates are very low.
The approaches adopted by Hiyama et al., the sample sizes, and the analyses are standard for ecological and evolutionary studies, so there is no major reason for objections.
