The phrase "analyses of the concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations or examinations of a specific issue or problem.
Example: "The report includes detailed analyses of the concern regarding environmental impact."
Alternatives: "evaluations of the issue" or "assessments of the matter".
Recently, a consensus seems to be emerging that analyses of the concept of gratitude should be concerned only with the phenomenon expressed by the prepositional sense of the term (Carr 2013; Gulliford, Morgan et al. 2013).
It had probably not even assisted my analyses of these concerns.
Substantial heterogeneity was observed across these studies in the meta-analyses of the weight concern and drive for thinness outcomes.
One conclusion of a growing number of case studies and policy analyses of the health workforce concerns the strategic nature of health workforce issues, in several senses.
First, we conducted a series of analyses to address the concern that underdiagnosed type 2 diabetes may have biased our findings.
Although the analyses of this study concern CCF management, the results could be applied to even-aged forestry as well.
The analyses of the follow-up data concerning the management of the bipolar patients from the Italian cohort of the EMBLEM study are still in progress.
One of the main limitations of the study is the number of secondary variables analysed, which raises the concern of obtaining a significant result by chance (type I error).
In this context, subgroup analyses of the DCCT/EDIC study have raised concerns about participants in whom weight gain over the course of the trial was associated with the emergence of features associated with increased CV risk (Table 1) [ 26].
So far, studies concerning the analyses of the soil magnetic susceptibility in the soil profile have been usually making use of classic statistics.
