The phrase "analysis of the tenure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of a specific period of time in a particular context, such as employment or property ownership.
Example: "The analysis of the tenure revealed significant trends in employee retention and satisfaction over the past five years."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the tenure" or "review of the tenure".
According to a Chicago News Cooperative analysis of the last eight years of Mr. Daley's tenure — during which the city escalated TIF investment — only 23 percent of the $1.84 billion in TIF funds spent went to districts in the city's poorest neighborhoods.
Our analysis of heterogeneity along the tenure dimension suggests that this may not be the case, but, as mentioned in Section 5.3, there are some limitations to this analysis.
Tilghman now supports tenure, but says she favors a review of the tenure process.
On the wrong side of the (tenure) tracks.
Make the extension of the tenure clock automatic.
"We need a complete reexamination of the tenure system".
In reviewing tenure documents across the remaining states, I conclude that while the procedural nature of the tenure application varies, there is little substantive difference in the outcomes of the tenure process.
Hochschild's concluding essay examines the nuts and bolts of academic success (tenure, publications, renown in one's field) to produce an incisive analysis of the obstacles women face in climbing the professional ladder.
The analysis of the determinants of employer-supported training participation is quite consistent with previous findings reported for Canada and the U.S. White, high-skilled individuals who hold longer tenure jobs in large firms are more likely to participate in employer-supported training relative to non-white, low-skilled individuals who hold shorter tenure jobs in smaller firms.
A first analysis of the triggers and dynamics of the changes shows that slow and incremental changes in public policies are much more likely to occur than any reform of the property rights or forest tenures.
