The phrase "analysing the background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of contextual information related to a subject or situation.
Example: "In our research paper, we will be analysing the background of the issue to provide a comprehensive understanding of its implications."
Alternatives: "examining the context" or "evaluating the background information".
Without foreground glare, astronomers can analyse the background galaxy in more detail, making measurements with unprecedented sensitivity.
A study was begun in 2007 to analyse the background environmental exposure to various heavy metals in the North of England, which has reported to the sponsor but not published data as of yet.
UAL has analysed the backgrounds of the European students they are typically recruiting and they are expecting to lose half of them – more than 1,000 students – if Brexit goes ahead as planned.
At the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation ICSRR) in King's College London, we recently published a report analysing the criminal backgrounds of European jihadists and found their radicalisation is often linked to their criminality.
Specialists are now analysing the suspect's background for clues as to what went wrong.
Additionally, the web-survey proved to be appropriate for analysing the impact of background and experience on lameness ratings, showing particularly how occupation and education can influence observers' proficiency in assessing dairy goats' behavioural data.
These differences formed the basis for treating the early and late response components of the Onset-late cells as separate, and analysing the effect of background noise on these components separately.
David Spergel of Princeton University presented the latest "baby picture of the universe", results of the WMAP project to analyse the microwave background radiation of the universe, an afterglow of the state of our cosmos just a few hundred thousand years after the big bang.
Some scholars have also analysed the theoretical background and explanatory power for each generation of models, as well as the potential directions for the models' future development.
To analyse the evolutionary background of different reticulation forms we utilised two A. nevadensis specimens and 30 A. bipustulatus specimens representing the reticulation pattern of 16 bipustulatus, two kiesenwetterii, three falcozi, one dolomitanus, one pyrenaeus and seven solieri forms.
