The phrase "analysis of the email" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or evaluation of the content, structure, or implications of an email.
Example: "The analysis of the email revealed several key points that needed to be addressed in the meeting."
Alternatives: "examination of the email" or "review of the email."
In addition, since I believe Senator Bernie Sanders is desperately needed at this point in U.S. history, and electing Clinton or a Republican would essentially be nominating the same president on war and foreign policy, it's important to address relevant analysis of the email controversy.
As we have seen, the analysis of the email and PGP networks raised two characteristic patterns of the mesoscale: (i) IH, or existence or not of local hubs in the network (Intra-Heterogeneity), and (ii) IC, the degree of connections between communities (Inter-Connectivity).
The analysis of the email transcripts was carried out retrospectively, after the completion of the RCT, and therefore it was not possible to get feedback on the qualitative study from participants.
The Guardian has carried out a detailed analysis of the emails and documents.
An analysis of the emails alone shows 1,247 individual cases that required action between April 2010 and April 2011.
"Bashar al-Assad's use of a network of selected advisers —among them the inner circle who are party to the hidden email accounts — is a tactic straight from his father's playbook," The Guardian wrote in an analysis of the emails.
From the analysis of this email communication network, we notice that students' network positions and behaviours change with the changes in their study load.
Data triangulation was achieved by including the analysis of the students' emails, their posts on online chat room and bulletin boards.
Scrutiny and analysis of the documents and email exchanges could give Greece grounds to seek compensation and assess if the deals were executed for the sole purpose of concealing the country's debts.
Both a methodology and a honeypot conceptualization for implementing an empirical analysis of the usage of email addresses placed on the Internet are proposed here.
An analysis of the exchange of email messages between thirty-two students in an online learning environment has shown that social influence affected the discussions, in particular, users were more inclined to follow social recommendations made by highly central users than those by peripheral ones [52].
