The phrase "analysing the causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or investigation of reasons behind a particular event or phenomenon.
Example: "In this report, we will be analysing the causes of climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "examining the reasons" or "investigating the factors".
Instead of rationally analysing the causes of the civic unrest and criminality, many from the prime minister down seem to deny even a need to do so.
While the Guardian works on a wider data-driven project analysing the causes and consequences of the England riots, the court list has been removed from public view.
AFTER analysing the causes of Dilma Rousseff's victory in Brazil's presidential election on this blog, our correspondent in São Paulo has now taken a look at how she is likely to govern in print.
Analysing the causes of the financial crisis, the fund said "lax macroeconomic and regulatory policies" had allowed the world economy to grow faster than its "speed limit", for several years, allowing bubbles to build up in stockmarkets, house prices and commodities.
This process involves breaking larger problems down into smaller ones, clearly defining each problem, analysing the causes or contributing factors, critically examining current responses to the issue, and working out new strategies to deal with them, based on the analyses.
8 9 Little attention was paid to analysing the causes of deaths for quality improvement.
He questions our reliance on the "narrative fallacy", the way past information is used to analyse the causes of events when so much history is actually "silent".
The Hornby boss said the board will press ahead with plans to modernise the company, but will analyse the "causes and consequences" of the fall in sales this year.
One would have thought that in seeking to analyse the causes of extremism he would have referred to the words of one of the few jihadi terrorists who lived to say why he took the action he did.
This survey will analyse the causes of technological complexity both for firms and for consumers, evaluate the main efforts toward simplification by IT and telecom vendors today, and consider what the growing demands for simplicity mean for these industries.
To analyse the causes of overuse of hospital emergency services (HES).
