The phrase "analysis of the plight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed examination or study of a difficult or unfortunate situation faced by a person or group.
Example: "The report provides a thorough analysis of the plight of refugees in the region, highlighting their struggles and needs."
Alternatives: "examination of the situation" or "study of the hardship".
Discourse analysis of the Plight of the Extension of the New Style Modern Agricultural Technology-Take the Extension of the System of Rice Intensification SRI) in Y Village,Sichuan Province as an Example - 新型现代农业技术推广困境的话语分析 以水稻强化栽培体系 SRI 在四川省Y村的推广为例.
"Using data from the National Survey of Adolescent Health Add Healthh), which surveys over 90,000 individuals who were in grades 7-12 in the 1994-95 school year, our empirical analysis of the plight of mixed race adolescents unearths a rich set of new facts".
Dan Wilson Craw of Generation Rent said: "Sajid Javid has the right analysis about the plight of renters, but his white paper has failed to offer us anything of substance.
Among his charges: sociologists ignore racism and the role of the state in creating ghettos; they offer sanitized portraits of the urban poor instead of rigorous analysis of the reasons for their plight; and, worse, their work ends up providing unwitting legitimacy to regressive policies on race and poverty.
Harken's internal analysis of its plight, which company documents show went to Mr. Bush in early June, reported that companies doing business with it were "nervous" about its annual report and cutting back their trade credits.
Other benefits include the narrative retelling of the plight of IDPs, exposing their story to a wider international public.
Of course, in the old ways of thinking the plight of the powerless, the plight of refugees, the plight of the marginalized; did not matter.
But those melancholy lines grace an analysis of Pakistan's fiscal plight by Ehtisham Ahmad of the London School of Economics.
For the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America, the plight is even more severe as there are no specific mental health services designed for them altogether.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo wisely chucked all that on Wednesday in favor of a stark analysis of New York's dismal plight.
Outside analysis has usually centred, understandably, on the plight of female captives and girls used as suicide bombers.
