The phrase "analysis of intersections between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination of overlapping areas or relationships between two or more subjects, concepts, or data sets.
Example: "The analysis of intersections between social media usage and mental health outcomes reveals significant trends."
Alternatives: "examination of overlaps between" or "study of connections among".
To grasp the complexity of human development in the Artic, analysis of intersections of gender, ethnicity and of various processes that create differences between people in the Arctic brings very important perspectives into both research and policy agenda.
Through a wide overview of the evolution of both digital scholarship and faculty development, followed by a conceptual analysis of the intersections between fields, the paper attempts to show the extent on which the situation in one area (digital scholarship) might encompass criticalities for the other (faculty development) in terms of research and practices.
Though the analysis of weather conditions reduces the occurrence of intersections between flight routes and hailstorm regions, sometimes the passage through a hailstorm becomes inevitable and, in such a case, it is mandatory that the aircraft structures show an appropriate level of tolerance to damages caused by a hail impact.
Sholl's analysis was tailored to calculate the number of intersections between microglial processes and concentric circles around Aβ plaques or in randomly selected images taken from the same cortical area of WT mice (3, 9, and 21 months old).
The number of intersections between immunolabelled structures and grid lines was registered for each section.
Feminists using an analysis of the intersection between race and sex (so-called intersectionality theory) discern essentialist tendencies that gloss the complexities of identity in the work of both radical and liberal feminists (Harris 1990).
An analysis of the intersection between stages allowed us to characterize the developmental switches and to identify significant expression changes.
Now for the first time a new study offers a quantitative analysis of the intersection between neighborhood "walkability"—or how conducive the neighborhood is to walking and exposure to air pollutants [ EHP 117:1752–1759; Marshall et al.].
