The phrase "analyses of texts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of written works, such as literature, articles, or any written material.
Example: "The course will focus on various analyses of texts from different literary periods to enhance our understanding of their themes and styles."
Alternatives: "examinations of texts" or "evaluations of texts".
Students prepare and present analyses of texts.
Out-of-class entries involve short summaries or analyses of texts, or are a testing ground for ideas for student papers and reports.
I have only been able to give illustrative analyses of texts operating in four out of the eight primary fields of activity set out in Figure 5.
Producing such counts based on the texts that have been analysed in terms of RST is part of my research agenda; but, for now, I will change gears, and just give a few analyses of texts that I think can serve as exemplars of the text types they belong to.
As a final note, while we have examined circumstantial meanings alone, they would of course be viewed as only one part of a whole range of linguistic analyses of texts that explore how texts such as these article introductions make meaning using different language resources.
We can gain critical insights through careful analyses of texts, of practices, of structures.
Indexing and linguistic analyses of text generate a relatively gross measure of the semantic relationship, or subject similarity, of documents in a given collection.
Computational analyses of text have grown in popularity with the increase of computational power available to researchers and practitioners.
Participants will be introduced to the most common coding strategies deployed in social science to analyze data collected through in-depth interviews, focus groups, participant observation, and/or archival analyses of text.
Our approach is quite different from these methods in that it tries to detect sets of morphemes and interdependent relationships between the morphemes, which eventually aims at deep semantic analyses of text.
In fact, both efficiency and productivity of modern scientific research in chemistry depend rigorously on quality and completeness of its information support, which is oriented firstly on advanced and flexible reference search, discovering and analysing of text information to afford the most relevant answers to user questions (substances, reactions, relevant patents or journal articles).
