The phrase "analysis of the organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of an organization's structure, processes, or performance.
Example: "The analysis of the organization revealed several areas for improvement in communication and efficiency."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the organization" or "assessment of the organization."
"Trying to do an analysis of the organization based on its accounting-created balance sheet is a futile attempt because it is driven by assets that aren't there, namely the quality of its members, and liabilities that aren't really there either," said Wilson H. Phillips Jr., the N.R.A. treasurer.
A recent inhouse analysis of the organization's own database found that 1,650 high school students have graduated from Let's Get Ready! (Web site: www.letsgetready.org).org
Her organization hired an international private security firm, MSA Security, to conduct "a top-to-bottom analysis" of the organization's existing security plan, she said.
The conclusions are based on recently collected intelligence in the form of intercepted communications, "glimpses" of four to eight midlevel Qaeda operatives said to have been spotted in Iraq and an analysis of the organization's prior tactics, according to administration officials.
Analysis of the organization of archaeological sites in the Dzhazator valley reveals patterns from the Chalcolithic to the Ethnographic period.
This method allows for the analysis of the organization of system functions as well as underlying technical and ecosystem structures and associated processes.
We have developed a method of studying the organization of the genome by analysis of the 3D organization of telomeres in the nucleus and their positional changes along the cell cycle, using flow-sorted living cells.
Results of the analysis of the domain organization of the deduced chitinase and chitinase-like proteins in An. gambiae are shown in Figure 3.
The lack of an orthologous relationship of CYP2C93 to human CYP2Cs was further supported by analysis of the genomic organization of CYP2Cs.
There is no previous comparative analysis of the structural organization of the PFR of trypanosomatids in flagella in straight versus bent states.
Thus, to better understand how the presence of the C-terminal tyrosine on α-tubulin influences neurite outgrowth, a deeper analysis of the intracellular organization of axons during outgrowth was necessary.
