The phrase "analysis of the maternity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing research or examination related to maternity, such as maternal health, pregnancy, or childbirth.
Example: "The analysis of the maternity care system revealed significant gaps in support for new mothers."
Alternatives: "study of maternity" or "examination of maternity".
This study is based on the secondary analysis of the 2006 Maternity Experiences Survey (MES), sponsored by the Canadian Perinatal Surveillance System of the Public Health Agency of Canada and conducted by Statistics Canada.
9 This finding is supported by a recent analysis of the West Midlands maternity database which reported that growth restriction was not only the single strongest risk factor for stillbirth, but that antenatal recognition and timely delivery can lead to significant reduction in risk.
Discourses generated in this study from analysis of the submissions from the maternity coalition (MC), SA birth matters and the multicultural centre for women's health [ 35- 37] included the following: 'The interests of women and their babies must be the focus of maternity care, not the system and those who work in it'.
The census analysis of maternity leave and employment said the percent of first births to women 30 and older increased sharply, to 24percentt in 2000 from 4percentt in 1970.
A more extensive analysis of genetic maternity suggested that adoptive female-pup pairs accounted for less than 6% of the female-pup pairs on San Jorge Island.
Analysis of routine maternity data on 53,293 singleton births occurring in a large London teaching hospital between 2004 and 2012.
Thus, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of OOPE on maternity care for hospital births in the case of Uttar Pradesh (UP), one of the poorest socio-economic settings in India.
Shusi, the chief nursing officer in charge of the maternity hospital as well as Mr. Wale Opawale for his help with the statistical analysis.
An analysis based on 6,421 Canadian women, who had a live birth between 2005 and 2006 and were part of the Maternity Experience Survey (MES), was performed.
