The phrase "analysis of the communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific communication, such as a message, conversation, or piece of media.
Example: "The analysis of the communication revealed several key themes that were not initially apparent."
Alternatives: "examination of the communication" or "evaluation of the communication".
This is enough to do a big-Oh analysis of the communication costs.
The new guidelines are based on detailed analysis of the communication requirements of Sealed-bid, Dutch, Staged, Japanese, and Bisection auctions.
The paper presents the framework architecture on a conceptual level derived from a detailed analysis of the communication and cooperation requirements from the perspective of three application scenarios.
The analysis of the communication timing between parietal and frontal nodes of the network helps understanding the sensorimotor cortical delays associated to different functions, such as online control of movement and eye hand coordination, and opens a new perspective to the study of the parieto-frontal interactions.
The analysis of the communication complexity for the construction of the tree is measured by the number of messages received and issued by each node.
To provide the least biased analysis of the communication between these neurons, we chose to pair the photoreceptor and LMC voltages for each time-bin (or sampling point), and compare their transformations continuously.
Analysis of the paracrine communication benefit in our novel quantitative wound response assay with defined spatial perturbations demonstrates that paracrine communication increased cellular response fidelity, but with limitations.
A feasibility analysis of the needed communication network is also presented.
In this paper, we perform an anatomical analysis of the complete communication path between a sender and a receiver through measurements.
This study presents a thematic analysis of the oral communication concerns of three different accounting constituencies: undergraduate accounting majors, accounting graduate students, and professional accountants in two large public accounting firms.
Instead, this paper is focused on the timing analysis of the average communication behavior.
