The phrase "analysis of the poor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing socioeconomic studies, research, or discussions about poverty and its implications.
Example: "The analysis of the poor reveals significant disparities in access to education and healthcare."
Alternatives: "study of impoverished individuals" or "examination of low-income populations."
But eventually an analysis of the poor beast's stomach contents revealed... weedkiller.
George Packer, in his analysis of the poor participation rates in the November elections, writes that voters are increasingly cynical (Comment, November 18th).
Dostoyevsky's first masterpiece, the novel is a psychological analysis of the poor student Raskolnikov, whose theory that humanitarian ends justify evil means leads him to murder a St . Petersburgpawnbroker.
Blaug presents the first revisionist analysis of the Poor Law in "The Myth of the Old Poor Law and the making of the New", arguing that the Old Poor Law did not reduce the efficiency of agricultural workers, lower wages, depress rents or compound the burden on rate payers.
Analysis of the "poor" prognosis group from the 70-gene signature analysis using our Predictor 2 (BEST vs. not BEST) culled out a BEST prognosis group [13 patients (8% of the "bad" group) with only one death in 15 years; Fig. 6G].
The hatched areas were excluded from the analysis because of the poor resolution in the used data.
In a multivariate analysis of the EORTC, poor prognosis was associated with the sarcomatous histologic subtype, male gender, poor performance status and a high white blood cell count (Curran et al, 1998).
Analysis of the 1,093 poor pregnant women who received vouchers in 2007 shows that 855 (78.2%) of them had used their vouchers for ANC1, 665 (60.8%) for ANC2, 501 (45.8%) for ANC3 and 487 (44.6%) for delivery.
Again, there was insufficient data to perform a scientific meta-analysis because of the poor quality of the studies and lack of a uniform method of outcome assessment.
One of the major pitfalls of histogram analysis is the poor correspondence with the spatial organisation of tumours although threshold values can be defined to correspond to parameter of interest mapping.
Further analysis indicated half of the poor women were within the Forest zone (51.7%).
