The phrase "analysis of the regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific regulation or set of regulations, often in legal, policy, or compliance contexts.
Example: "The analysis of the regulation revealed several areas that required clarification and improvement."
Alternatives: "examination of the regulation" or "evaluation of the regulation".
"The bottom line," he said in an analysis of the regulation, is that "this rule is the most expensive air rule that E.P.A. has ever proposed in terms of direct costs".
His book, Wiley says, will offer an "analysis of the regulation and fallout stemming from the financial crash and points out the relationships that many supposed outsiders have with the insiders".
The results show that the maximum allowed state estimation uncertainty found by robustness analysis of the regulation problem is confirmed by the simulated HyGCHP system with MPC, which performs set point tracking.
Detailed analysis of the regulation of AmphiVent1 promoter region has revealed that the activation is mediated by Smad1/Smad4 proteins.
Our detailed transcriptional analysis of the regulation of rsd expression is consistent with previous observations and underlines the gearbox characteristic of the rsd P2 promoter [11].
In the current study, we performed a mechanistic analysis of the regulation of HIV-1 Gag assembly and budding by mRNA nuclear export pathways.
This estimate further supports claims by certain lawmakers, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others that U.S. regulators should have conducted an economic impact analysis of the regulations prior to implementation.
No analysis of the regulations governing the football system can ignore the determinants of the demand function of football entertainment, building on the study of the nature of this resource and the needs that are satisfied by enjoying this kind of entertainment.
"The concern is that the new regulation will produce a chilling effect, causing companies to reduce significantly communications to analysts, and to release more limited, watered-down information directly to the public," Daniel J. Kramer, a partner at the New York law firm of Schulte Roth & Zabel, said in a written analysis of the new regulation.
Further hints were obtained from the analysis of the transcriptional regulation of the mcy cluster.
