The phrase "analysis of the harm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of negative effects or damages caused by an action or event.
Example: "The report includes a thorough analysis of the harm caused by the environmental disaster on local wildlife."
Alternatives: "assessment of the damage" or "evaluation of the impact".
But because the study was stopped early, a full analysis of the harms caused by screening scans is still months away.
Likewise, postcolonial and Third-world feminists insist that any feminist analysis of the harms of globalization must take seriously the history and ongoing cultural, economic, and political effects of colonialism and imperialism.
That seemed reasonable, especially given the Navy's own analysis of the potential harm.
Here we present the first in-depth analysis of how the harms of alcohol are presented in UK newspapers within the context of the development and passing of MUP legislation by the Scottish Parliament.
It also offers a fascinating analysis of the possible harms that defamatory speech can cause.
Nevertheless, there may be difficulties in assessing the balance between benefits and harms when the analysis of harm includes studies beyond those included in the analysis of benefit.
The analysis of the number needed to harm (NNH) demonstrates a reduced NNH for the occurrence of any adverse event (NNH 22, for rimonabant 20 mg), and discontinuation due to adverse events (NNH 18, for rimonabant 20 mg).
4 Implicit in this analysis is balancing the harm of denying a U.S. worker the opportunity against the benefit to the United States of granting the applicant the continued ability to pursue work in their specialized discipline.
This study aims at comparing the performance of three algorithms for the management of chronic cough in patients with HIV infection, and at reassessing the current position of algorithmic guidelines in clinical decision making through an analysis of accuracy, harm and complexity.
And earlier arguments—especially those associated with the economic analysis of law suggest that the harm-theorist cannot sustain the position that orthodox contract law may be reasonably rejected in favor of limiting contractual obligation according to tort law's morality of harm.
