The phrase "analyses of the logical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the examination or study of logical concepts, arguments, or structures.
Example: "The paper presents analyses of the logical frameworks used in various philosophical arguments."
Alternatives: "examinations of the logical" or "studies of the logical".
Examines automatic analyses of the overall physical and logical structures of documents.
In addition, these new domains deal with automatic analyses of the overall physical and logical structures of documents, with the ultimate objective of a high-level understanding of their semantic content.
This includes contributions dealing with computer recognition of characters, symbols, text, lines, graphics, images, handwriting, signatures, as well as automatic analyses of the overall physical and logical structures of documents, with the ultimate objective of a high-level understanding of their semantic content.
But most of the logical analyses have been devoted to the single-agent case.
For construction, visualization, and structural analyses of the signal transduction network, we employed the logical modeling framework of logical interaction hypergraphs.
Poincaré, Russell and Weyl's foundational analysis of predicativity has paved the way for a variety of logical analyses of the notion.
Another way to respond to pluralism about logical consequence is to allow that 'case' admits of various interpretations, but deny that those interpretations give rise to different analyses of logical consequence via the GTT.
Latin medieval theories of consequence are systematic analyses by Latin medieval authors[1] of the logical relations between sentences[2], in particular the notions of entailment and valid inference.
And it was formalist, second, in demanding that such analyses be given solely in terms of the logical relations of these concepts and propositions to other concepts and propositions: it used the tools of formal logic.
