The phrase "analysing the work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a piece of work, such as an essay, artwork, or project.
Example: "In this section, we will be analysing the work of various authors to understand their unique styles and contributions to literature."
Alternatives: "examining the work" or "evaluating the work".
Analysing the work unit averaged working conditions and the individual deviation from this average allowed us to estimate if an individual's depressive symptoms were associated equally with the general working conditions in the unit and the individual level compared to coworkers, or if one of those was more important than the other.
At that point, anyone who wants to know what has happened in Kosovo since NATO's intervention in 1999 will be relieved to find this detailed book analysing the work of the UN, which has tried to administer the place for the last six years, and whose mandate is now coming to an end.
In the first case, the author has chosen the degree to which a reader is uncertain, and has determined the wider parameters within which questions can be asked; in the latter, a different curiosity emerges, for instance with biography being crudely used to analyse the work, or rejected material being used to clarify the author's decisions.
Strikingly, for example, in Art as Experience, he analyses the work of the French painters Paul Cézanne and Henri Matisse in terms of problem-solving, with the goal of 'consummatory' experience.
Such guidelines may cover making sure that everyone has a chance to talk, criticising constructively instead of destructively, and finding ways to analyse the work of others.
When we analysed the work unit averaged working conditions and the individual deviation from the work unit average, we found that the corresponding associations between depressive symptoms and interruptions were in opposite directions.
The experimental approach has been useful to analyse the working.
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was used to analyse the working conditions of the modified electrode.
We also analysed the work-up smears of women who had a normal smear (12 out of 18 women; 66.7%) in the period >6 years before the diagnosis.
Management needs skills and support to analyse the working conditions in their facilities and to adapt generic guidelines to their own specific situation.
