The phrase "analyses of the documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of documents, often in a research or professional context.
Example: "The analyses of the documentation revealed several inconsistencies that needed to be addressed before finalizing the report."
Alternatives: "examinations of the documentation" or "evaluations of the documentation."
Overall this successful meeting was a highly fruitful knowledge exchange on traditional and contemporary issues, such as long-lasting protection of cultural heritage objects, material stability of traditional and modern materials, influence of air pollution and non-destructive analyses for the documentation of art objects, to completely new and innovative ideas and approaches.
Insiders said the technical and legal staffs at the agency were never asked for formal analyses of the California plan, and no documentation was released with the ruling, as has been routine in waiver cases.
Wilson is particularly fascinated by Plath's engagement with the restrictive 1950s dating culture, analysing the documentation of her numerous entanglements – the louche beatnik penpal; the uptight medical student; her penultimate great love Richard Sassoon – to show how contemporary sexual hypocrisy sparked much of her anger and confusion.
7 There is evidence that acupuncture is effective in chronic LBP, and such treatment is therefore recommended in the 'National guidelines for LBP' in Norway. 2 8–10 Reviews and meta-analyses conclude that the documentation of acupuncture treatment for acute LBP is limited by few and poorly conducted studies, however.
After taking office in November 2006, she commissioned a top-to-bottom review of e-voting systems, including detailed analyses of source code, documentation, security, and usability.
Part of the Documentation is still available online (since 2011) here: www.asser.nl/nyil/documentation.
We are nearing a conclusion of our scoping work, but we want to ensure we have had the opportunity to analyse as much of the relevant documentation as possible before we make a decision.
