The phrase "analysis of a paragraph" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of the content, structure, or meaning of a specific paragraph in a text.
Example: "In the analysis of a paragraph, we can uncover the author's main argument and the techniques used to convey it."
Alternatives: "examination of a paragraph" or "evaluation of a paragraph".
A closer analysis of the paragraph leading up to these concluding remarks would show that Proust is equating literary criticism with what he will later call mémoire volontaire, whereas he will reserve for the novel and novelistic discourse the vivifying powers of mémoire involontaire.
That the apportionment was from the mainstream only is also strongly indicated by an analysis of the second paragraph of § 4(a) of the Act.
The research did not aim at formulating generalizable results, despite the fact that according to Behrakis [33] the results and the descriptive analysis of the following paragraph produce indicative results based on the opinion of the experts in Greek ports.
The subtopic of a paragraph is the most frequent one in the paragraph vector.
Your seven paragraphs have done irreparable harm at a time when careful, intelligent understanding and analysis of a very complex situation is called for.
We limited our analysis of paragraphed text reading to an evaluation of reading threshold character size and the determination of the percentage of words correctly read at first attempt because the SLO is not adapted to determine reading speed as a important number of images are lost while the subject performs eye movements.
Based on the analysis of the previous paragraphs, at this point a brief overview is given of the overall encoding/decoding scheme.
Within this group we encounter two cases: measures like the previous ones that are subject to barriers (in that case the analysis of the previous paragraphs applies here as well); and measures that do not require additional support, because the low costs already make them attractive and they are not subject to non-economic barriers.
The efficacy manipulations reported in the studies included in this meta-analysis entailed at least a paragraph of text, and in fact, using active rather than passive methods is recommended (Albarracín et al., 2005).
