The phrase "analysis of the submissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of submitted materials, such as applications, reports, or proposals.
Example: "The committee conducted a thorough analysis of the submissions to determine which projects would receive funding."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the submissions" or "review of the submissions".
Scientists are already warning that the goal of limiting climate change to no more than 2 degrees over pre-industrial levels looks set to fail, based on an analysis of the submissions declared so far.
These discourses will be discussed under the headings derived from a content analysis of the submissions included in this study.
We complemented the analysis of the submissions by analyzing the participants' algorithmic strategies and credit usage for data acquisition.
An analysis of the submissions to this consultation was published the following year (Scottish Government 2009a), along with a white paper setting out legislation which included the introduction of a minimum unit price (MUP) for alcohol (Scottish Government 2009b).
Analysis of the submissions entered using the online submission tool shows that most community annotations were well supported and the ontology terms chosen were at an appropriate level of specificity.
Discourses generated in this study from analysis of the submissions from the maternity coalition (MC), SA birth matters and the multicultural centre for women's health [ 35- 37] included the following: 'The interests of women and their babies must be the focus of maternity care, not the system and those who work in it'.
Through the analysis of the submission history, we found that the dominant teams do not necessarily submit the most or have the best verification ability.
They have concluded they still fall well short of the amount needed to prevent a 2C warming by 2100, a fact that will be underlined later this week when the Grantham Research Institute releases its analysis of the COP21 submissions.
The policy analysis of UNFCCC submissions revealed the current disagreement on the choice of the proposed baseline mechanisms.
The in-depth analysis of the REDD+ results submissions illustrates the commitment countries are making to improve their forest sector's greenhouse gas emission estimates.
The association's analysis of submissions during the public comment period showed 98percentt opposed the fee increase.
