The phrase "analysis of the phrase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of a specific phrase or expression.
Example: "In this paper, we will conduct an analysis of the phrase to uncover its deeper meaning and implications."
Alternatives: "examination of the phrase" or "interpretation of the phrase".
In a spectrographic analysis of the phrase speech pictures, time of occurrence of each item is given on the horizontal scale.
I argue that the findings support Zhu Dexi 朱德熙and Qiu Xigui 裘錫圭's analysis of the phrase as mi yi bi shi 靡夷彼氏 "Wipe out that shi" (shi, I suggest, referring to the covenantor and his direct male descendants).
In his analysis of the phrase taken from the gospel of Matthew - "His blood be on us and on our children" - Benedict says Jesus' blood "does not cry out for vengeance and punishment, it brings reconciliation.
Fig. 1 Syntactic analysis of the sentence "Os ladrões oportunistas agiram impunemente durante a greve da Polícia Militar do Ceará", highlighted for an analysis of the phrases.
The analysis of the phrases and sentences in which a word appears can be done through Key Word in Context (KWIC) searches, where the analyst specifies the word to be looked up, and the program retrieves all instances of use of that word in the corpus and its immediate context.
REMMA is capable of using several types of resources, whether specialized almanacs (for example, a list with the names of the most common clinical problems), or semantic categories extracted from the analysis of the first phrase of a Wikipedia article.
(If our analysis of the noun phrase seems questionable, the full sentence is Post hoc analysis of the data showed that, with the greatest concentration of propofol (1000 microM), there was increasing inhibition of metabolism of midazolam with increases of oxygen from 10 to 70%.) No argument present: Arguments with no surface realizations were explicitly marked as absent.
An analysis of these phrases in the corpus showed that three quarters of these phrases did not appear in the laboratory corpus and two thirds did not appear in the tutorial corpus.
In the analysis of phrases, the term 'Big Data' and 'Data Analysis' were the most frequent ones, repeated in the participants' responses.
The social science method of content analysis, as the phrase suggests, involves studying the content of such media as magazines, newspapers, films, television programs, and interview transcripts [ 44].
As is so often the case, the perfect turn of phrase often takes on a life of its own, rendering more difficult the likelihood of careful and balanced analysis of the topic to which the phrase, like a barnacle, has become attached.
