The phrase "analyses of the human" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing studies or examinations related to human behavior, biology, psychology, or other aspects of humanity.
Example: "The research paper presents various analyses of the human condition throughout history."
Alternatives: "studies of humanity" or "examinations of human behavior".
The first analyses of the human genome have resulted in as much perplexity as enlightenment.
To address these problems, I integrate experimental biomechanics and physiology in both the laboratory and the field with analyses of the human fossil record.
Analyses of the human genome have proven extremely successful in identifying changes that contribute to human disease.
Farkas, M. H. et al. Transcriptome analyses of the human retina identify unprecedented transcript diversity and 3.5 Mb of novel transcribed sequence via significant alternative splicing and novel genes.
This paper represents an exploratory attempt to bridge the gap between individual and group level analyses of the human side of energy systems.
Professor David M Howard, an electronics expert from York University who specialises in digital analyses of the human voice, found that Jayson had a "natural ring" to his voice that ideally suited him to singing with an orchestra.
The initial analyses of the draft human genome sequence published in 2001 included estimates of the number of human homeobox genes.
Expression analyses of the four human DPY19L genes were performed using RT-PCR in 14 tissues.
(210) Kinetic analyses of the cloned human enzyme revealed that the free energy (Δ G°′) of the forward isomerization reaction was calculated to be −6.5 kJ/mol.
We have performed phylogenetic analyses of the rat, human and mouse GPCR families and provide detailed information of their orthologous relationships.
To this aim we analysed three of the human and sheep isolates which were used for bioassay in vole.
