The phrase "analysis of the perils" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of dangers or risks in a particular context, such as in a report or academic paper.
Example: "The analysis of the perils associated with climate change reveals significant threats to biodiversity and human health."
Alternatives: "examination of the dangers" or "assessment of the risks".
As risk management professionals struggle to convince corporations of the value of investing in cybersecurity, cases like Maersk present a clear cost-benefit analysis on the perils of ignoring the criticality of this function.
Mr. Kahn deserves credit for teasing out all the daunting complexities behind these events, including the details of genetic analysis, the perils of racial determinations and the minutiae of patent law.
[ http://www.gavialliance.org/resources/HSF_Platform_FAQ_15.01.2010.pdf] Specifically paragraph 47 affirms "a State party cannot, under any circumstances whatsoever, justify its non-compliance with the core obligations … which are non-derogable" For a rich analysis of potential perils associated with the minimum core approach please see ref. [ 52].
We must hope that Robert Wright's analysis of the deep contradictions and perils within our new "national security strategy" gets a broad and thorough hearing ("Contradictions of a Superpower," Op-Ed, Sept. 29).
Our analysis of the Virginia race looks at the perils of a Trumpist platform.
Its recently published 2001 accounts and regulatory filings have provided perhaps the first set of numbers that make possible a proper analysis of its financial health.The perils of ebitdaAt the centre of this analysis is a measure known as ebitda (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation).
It is one of the perils of so-called child analysis that it can traumatize the child by foisting interest upon him".
Analysis of Peril expression levels confirmed the deletion of Peril.
However, as our analysis has shown the peril of over-investment seems to be rather small, because noisy observability (4.3), imperfect enforcement (4.4) and lengthy proceedings (4.5) create a drift towards under-investment, which has to be overcome by a balanced investment contest initiated by the arbitrator.
