The phrase "analysing the impacts of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or consequences of a particular event, policy, or phenomenon in a research or analytical context.
Example: "The study focuses on analysing the impacts of climate change on biodiversity in the region."
Alternatives: "examining the effects of" or "assessing the consequences of".
This book provides comparisons of industries and economies that are key to analysing the impacts of international trade and investment.
In addition, the results showed that MOWASIA is an effective tool for designing, analysing the impacts of agro-ecosystems.
Modelling frameworks based on spatially explicit land-use/cover maps are particular suitable for analysing the impacts of LUCC on ecosystems and on related functions and services.
Studies that look at the impacts of growing biofuels must be multi-dimensional: Too often, studies analysing the impacts of growing biofuels focus only on one element of food security, such as access to land, without looking at the impact on other aspects of food availability and access to food.
This paper addresses the issue by analysing the impacts of alternative urban growth patterns on the air quality of Porto urban region in Portugal, through a 1-year simulation with the MM5-CAMx modelling system.
It utilises GIS to underpin multiple spatial constraints on where housing development can take place, and to provide an effective means of visually analysing the impacts of land development scenarios produced by the model.
At that meeting, a report will be presented analysing the impact of the tobacco control treaty.
The temporal dimension is a key parameter when analysing the impact of invasive alien species.
Left panel, Venn diagrams analysing the impact of the differentially expressed genes (DEG) in each knockout (KO) in the ESC modules.
After analysing the impact of the government's flagship anti-poverty programme for the under-fives, researchers could only identify small improvements in parenting and barely any impact on children's development.
But it is also going further, not only by examining overdraft fees but also embarking on wider scrutiny of retail banking by analysing the impact of so-called "free-if-in-credit" banking on consumers.
