The phrase "analysis of the constitution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of the constitution, often in a legal or academic context.
Example: "The analysis of the constitution reveals several key principles that guide our legal system."
Alternatives: "examination of the constitution" or "study of the constitution."
All country entries are made up of five parts: Basic Data, Political and Constitutional Evolution, Analysis of the Constitution, Text of the Constitution and Bibliography.
This procedure is called intentional analysis, or the analysis of the constitution of meaning.
A novel classification for stability conditions of such kind of structures is put forward, using analysis of the constitution of the tangential stiffness matrix.
And along these lines, as you'll see by the end of today's lecture, this is not the kind of lecture in which I'm going to give you this deep textual analysis of the Constitution.
But the chief justice's defenders said his rulings have simply upheld a textual analysis of the Constitution and they cast Mr. Obama's focus on the court as opportunistic and ideological.
The most egregious example came in March, when forty-seven Senate Republicans signed an open letter to Iranian leaders, which contained a dubious analysis of the Constitution and warned the mullahs not to rely on any deal that Congress failed to approve.
There seems to be quite a trend of disingenuous religious-political analysis on the Constitution and religious texts, whereby only various denominations of Christianity, and not other religions like Islam, are protected by the Constitution.
On the contrary, the English political economist Walter Bagehot, who in 1867 wrote a classic analysis of the English constitution (The English Constitution), stressed the "deferential" character of the English people, who were quite happy to leave government in the hands of the governing class.
Offering in-depth, section-by-section analysis of the entire constitution, it shows the many significant changes within the state of South Dakota that have been made since the constitution's initial drafting.
Provides an invaluable historical and case-by-case analysis of the Delaware Constitution, the first book of its kind to be published.
As the forensic analysis of the Lords constitution committee shows, the bill that emerged from the chaos of spring tinkers with the foundational political responsibility of the NHS – and not for any purpose that has been plainly stated.
