The phrase "analysis of the concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of specific ideas or theories within a particular context.
Example: "The analysis of the concepts presented in the article reveals deeper insights into the author's argument."
Alternatives: "examination of the ideas" or "evaluation of the theories".
You dump in your thoughts or excerpts from articles, then iMindi does a semantic analysis of the concepts and connect those "thoughts" with other similar ones (this is what they mean by the Mindex).
Is it at bottom a conceptual dispute to be resolved, for instance, by analysis of the concepts of belief and desire?
This paper presents an ontological analysis of the concepts introduced in that proposal, focusing in particular on the resource, capability and competence concepts.
This took the form of an interview and questionnaire process, performed by the authors, with the focus on deep qualitative data to provide more in-depth analysis of the concepts presented.
Philosophy is to be replaced by the logic of science that is to say, by the logical analysis of the concepts and sentences of the sciences, for the logic of science is nothing other than the logical syntax of the language of science.
But beyond a means of instruction, the site critically offers you a way of understanding what you've learned, providing statistics and analysis of the concepts you've mastered or still need to work on.
Based on the qualitative analysis of the concept elicitation interviews and focus groups, a preliminary theoretical model of how overweight/obesity affects patients' functioning and well-being was developed (Fig. 1).
Much modern philosophical analysis of the concept of mind is inhospitable to the idea of immortality, for it equates mental life with the functioning of the physical brain (see mind, philosophy of).
To take the classic example from Hume's analysis of the concept of causation, there is no difference between saying "A is always followed by B" and saying "A is necessarily always followed by B".
