The phrase "analyses of the term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different interpretations or examinations of a specific term or concept in a scholarly or analytical context.
Example: "The paper presents various analyses of the term 'freedom' as understood in different philosophical traditions."
Alternatives: "examinations of the term" or "interpretations of the term".
This work has shown that although there are few analyses of the long term humidity climate the data exists for a reasonable part of the century from a number of UK sites.
Similar analyses of the long-term demographic effects of supplementation should also be conducted to complement shorter-term studies of relative fitness.
The strength decay creep model defined in this way can easily be applied to more general analyses of the long-term behavior of marble slabs.
"In the near future," she said in little-noticed testimony to the Ways and Means Committee in May, "the joint committee staff expect to be able to produce comparative analyses of the long-term growth and associated revenue feedback effects of major tax proposals".
Moreover, there are typically no comprehensive analyses of the long-term, cumulative, and synergistic impacts of multiple oil and gas projects across a wider region, generally referred to as a Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) [62].
Visualization and statistical analyses of the GO terms were performed using Blast2GO.
Unlike the global p53 knockout where mice died early in life, conditional p53 inactivation permitted analyses of the long-term urothelial effects of p53 deficiency.
Some of these assumptions are common to analyses of the short-term effect of air pollution (homogeneity of exposure within municipality, log-linear exposure response relationship), and others are related to AD calculation in the presence of commuting.
However, Dungey (2004) contends that most empirical analyses of the link between terms of trade and REER fail to consider relevant variables, hence yielding misleading results.
Nevertheless, meta-analyses of the long-term outcomes and factors affecting prognosis remain far from clear [ 8].
