The phrase "analysis government" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a government analysis or an analysis related to government policies or actions, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The analysis government conducted revealed significant trends in public opinion."
Alternatives: "government analysis" or "analysis of government".
In this analysis, government support for publishing is a bit like public subsidies for the harpsichord industry.
The airline group estimated that 3 to 9 percent of passengers are now singled out for enhanced screening, chosen on the basis of behavioral analysis, government watch-list data or at random.
Leanne Minshull, Climate and Energy Campaigner at Greenpeace International, said Murdoch's comment contradicts scientific analysis, government analysis, public opinion and physical reality, with the Reef losing more than half of its coral cover in 40 years.
Market and competitive analysis, government policies and regulations have to be explicitly considered in product design.
Though not included in the analysis, government effectiveness was also studied to understand the role of a stable government towards holistic sustainable development.
Anyone who follows or befriends terrorist organisations is likely to become of interest to the authorities and, using data analysis, governments can potentially trace entire networks of contacts.
The institutes, whose analysis influences government forecasts, also said they expected subdued economic growth.
The £14.5bn figure for 2012-13 is used by the Treasury in its own statistical analysis of government spending.
The gap between rich and poor more than doubled from 1979 to 2000, an analysis of government data shows.
He predicted the parliamentary debate would be tough, but in the final analysis the government controlled the agenda.
Whatever the hurdles, nearly every analysis of government data shows that the participation of women in paid employment keeps rising.
