The phrase "analysis of the diary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of the contents of a diary, often in a literary or psychological context.
Example: "The analysis of the diary revealed deep insights into the author's emotional state during that period."
Alternatives: "examination of the diary" or "evaluation of the diary".
These were further validated in the analysis of the diaries where there were EBP behaviors related to searching for evidence and appraising the evidence.
Following preliminary analysis of the diaries using Windiets and manual coding, one to one interviews were conducted with each participant, during which the behavioural patterns outlined in the diaries were discussed, alongside other questions.
In our analysis of the diaries, the concept of ethics and what it means for staff members gave rise to reflections concerning our own pre-understanding as well as the regular use of the concept in the literature.
The analysis of the bleeding diaries showed very little bleeding/spotting during the study—∼70% of women were free of bleeding during Years 2 5 and 34 49% were amenorrheic.
An exploratory data analysis of the bleeding diaries revealed that 1288 (27.9%) of the 4612 women in our dataset never bled during the 90 days analyzed.
Analysis of the cost-diaries that had been returned by 209 patients (94%; APT, n = 51; CBT, n = 52; CT, n = 56; WL, n= 50) showed that an equal number of patients did not completely adhere to the treatment protocol.
Although analysis of the patient diaries in which they wrote daily CPM increments and usage time did not indicate any misuse in CPM application, and although self-management is usual care for at-home CPM use in the Netherlands, it may have led to sub-maximal use of the CPM device.
Variables used as initial variables in the weighted GEE analysis for each of the diary types (X indicates the inclusion of the variable).
More than just an original form of philosophical analysis, the diary illustrates Marcel's own conception of the true self as a gradual awakening to the "appeal" of being through the combined practices of ontological inquiry, artistic creation and personal engagement.
