The phrase "analysis of the aboriginal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the study or examination of indigenous peoples, cultures, or issues related to them.
Example: "The analysis of the aboriginal practices revealed significant insights into their relationship with the land."
Alternatives: "study of indigenous peoples" or "examination of native cultures".
Primary carers' responses to the SDQ form the basis of the analysis of Aboriginal children's emotional and behavioural difficulties in this study, with scores of 17 40 indicating that a child was at high risk of CSEBD.
This analysis was conducted as part of the Aboriginal Patterns of Cancer Care Project APOCCC) which was funded by a National Health and Medical Research Council Health Services grant (Application Ref: 440202).
Genotype data from Pacifiplex and 34-plex tests is particularly well suited to analysis of Australian Aboriginal populations and when combined with Y and mitochondrial DNA variation will provide a powerful set of markers for ancestry inference applied to modern Australian demographic profiles.
As an example of the multiple sources of data we will accrue from this study a detailed statistical analysis plan for the Aboriginal cohort is provided.
The discussion schedule for the focus groups was compiled after preliminary analysis of the first 22 interviews and was internally reviewed by an Aboriginal team member.
ANOVA: Analysis of variance; ATSI: Aboriginal or torres strait islander; CD: Cognitive debriefing; CRO: Contract research organisation; DAWN: Diabetes attitudes wishes and needs study; MILES: Management and impact for long-term empowerment and success; NDSS Nationall diabetes services scheme; SPSS: Statistical package for the social sciences.
This expansion was at the expense of the Aboriginal people.
Hokkaido was long the domain of the aboriginal Ainu peoples.
The Aboriginal women will be recruited with the aid of the Aboriginal Cultural Helper.
Under Atleo's leadership, the AFN completed an analysis of the bill that concluded C-33 was a "constructive and necessary step" to reforming aboriginal education.
