The phrase "analyses of implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of how something has been put into practice or executed.
Example: "The report includes detailed analyses of implementation to assess the effectiveness of the new policy."
Alternatives: "evaluations of execution" or "assessments of application".
Analyses of implementation effectiveness and the dynamics of SODIS-uptake from large- scale SODIS dissemination programmes are rarely published.
In addition, both these studies included systematic analyses of implementation and results showed that there were dose-response effects indicating that employees who were most-exposed to the interventions showed greater increases in sun-protection behaviors [ 18, 48].
Yet, in Africa, analyses of implementation of health sector reforms in recent decades all reach the same conclusion: the equity aspect of public health policies has been neglected and the actors were concerned primarily with the effectiveness of the organization to be set up [ 2, 3].
We agree with the above insightful analyses of policy implementation and governance problems in that the agency of grassroots governments in policy implementation is an important factor contributing to various methods of implementing policy.
The analyses of the implementation timelines showed that the older integrated care services had fewer plans for further implementation than the younger ones.
Previous economic analyses of VDI implementation at a hospital did not consider investment costs; they reported only the outcomes of the VDI implementation.
Previous analyses of EMR implementation have tended to focus more on the systems themselves than on the sociotechnical aspects of the implementation processes, although literature is evolving on this topic [ 4, 10, 12– 14, 63].
A central research methodology will include in-depth qualitative and descriptive quantitative analyses of the implementation of and longitudinal follow-up of individual QI projects.
The statistical analyses of this implementation trial were primarily descriptive, using counts, percentages, means and standard deviations, medians and interquartile ranges, and 95% confidence intervals.
Other analyses of NPM implementation in Mexico have noted that expectations of public participation and client-oriented service provision are impeded by the lack of civil society organizations and inexperience with the democratic process (Cabrero-Mendoza 2000).
Further in-depth analyses of the implementation of this intervention and responses to its content will also be published and findings will be presented at various national and international conferences.
