The phrase "analysis of justifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are examining or evaluating the reasons or rationales behind certain actions, decisions, or beliefs.
Example: "The analysis of justifications for the policy changes revealed several underlying assumptions that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "examination of reasons" or "evaluation of rationales".
Here, a case study is fully detailed, including the aspects of historical, damage and geometric investigations, of advanced numerical analysis, of justification of remedial measures and of detailing the adopted strengthening.
Based on the status of justification in everyday life, a more fine-grained analysis of the justification of taste, together with the anxieties of consumption, can lead to better understanding of consumer orientation.
The analysis of inferential justification presupposes an understanding of justified belief.
His distinction was intended to highlight the fact that we could have a logical analysis of scientific justification in the form of confirmation theory, but there could never be a logical procedure for generating hypotheses.
We will supplement the questions on the Jadad scale with additional questions (yes/no responses) about the adequacy of allocation concealment, use of intention-to-treat analysis, justification of sample size, reporting of outliers and selective outcome reporting.
Nevertheless, an analysis of the theoretical justification of the space-time approach shows that its success does not imply that particle paths have to be taken seriously.
In other words, an analysis of our concept of justification is supposed to be all that is needed in order to establish that a set of inference rules is justified.
Indeed, some leading internalists explicitly reject the GD conception and any deontological concept that is proposed as an analysis of the concept of justification, and yet this fact has no effect on their one important form of internalism, namely mentalism (Conee and Feldman 2001).
The focus throughout is on general theoretical issues instead of on the analysis or justification of specific rights or types of rights.
Then, a case study is fully detailed, including the aspects of survey, advanced numerical analysis, diagnosis, justification of remedial measures and detailing of the adopted strengthening.
