The phrase "analysis of environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of environmental factors, conditions, or influences.
Example: "The analysis of environment is crucial for understanding the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "environmental assessment" or "evaluation of surroundings".
These findings demonstrate the key role social science can play in a holistic and critical analysis of environment and health interactions.
Based on the current research on the technology of the environment monitoring informatization at home and abroad and its application, a component-based heterogeneous environment monitoring system was constructed, using structure analysis of environment monitoring system and component-base technology.
This paper assesses the theoretical support for a social capital based analysis of environment and health issues with a focus on the water-health nexus in low and middle income countries.
While NDS tend to focus on crash-explanatory factors, Field Operational Tests generally focus on evaluation of systems or functions, however, the data collected in both types of studies can be used for many alternative purposes, such as analysis of Environment, Efficiency and Mobility impacts.
There are very few published studies which analyse longitudinal data on both diet outcomes and local food environments, and there is an absence of significant results from cross-sectional analysis of food environment and diet [ 11, 16].
The repeated postponement of the river Kent protection scheme was revealed by a Guardian analysis of annual Environment Agency spending plans since 2010.
But Mr. Lewis said on Monday that given Bank of America's current analysis of the environment, he was confident that Countrywide's losses would total about $18.9 billion.
The research, published in the peer-reviewed online science journal PLoS One, and financed mostly by the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, said that plants are uniquely suited by evolution to chemical analysis of their environment, in detecting pests, for example.
Fig. 4 Analysis of TEL environment log data.
This work presents a novel approach for exploratory analysis of indoor environment measurements.
