The phrase "analysis of the terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of specific terms or concepts within a particular context, such as legal, academic, or technical discussions.
Example: "The analysis of the terms in the contract revealed several ambiguities that needed clarification."
Alternatives: "examination of the terms" or "evaluation of the terms".
By a stringent line-by-line analysis of the terms of Austria's 48-hour ultimatum to Serbia and the Serbian reply, Clark demolishes the standard view that Austria was too harsh and that Serbia humbly complied.
The analysis of the terms has revealed that all the topics of ISSST could be clustered into three groups, "safety and accident management", "fire safety" and "coal mine safety".
Additionally, as noted above, the District Court's decisions regarding the make-whole and subordination issues illustrate the importance of precise drafting of debt documents and underscore the notion that careful analysis of the terms and provisions of debt documents is imperative when evaluating the risks in buying paper in the secondary market.
Qualitative analysis of the terms used to describe the maps of the two scenarios showed that chocolate (dark or milk) and type of cookie were the principal classification factors, while less or no importance was placed on energy content or uses.
Some proposals make a statistical analysis of the terms, based on cooccurrence, to identify clusters of related terms [4, 42].
Analysis of the terms used to derive the FMO energies adds greater understanding to the binding interactions than can be gained by MM methods.
Recently published in Genetics in Medicine, this work offers an analysis of the terms-of-service and privacy policies of the top 30 DTC genetic testing firms that show up in a U.S. based web search.
The American Bar Association has an aptly titled publication called Preview that provides analysis of the term and also provides copies of all available briefs.
The Manual of Reason answers this second question by giving the etymological analysis of the term 'padārtha' (category): 'padārtha' is the artha or meaning of a pada or word.
Avempace's reflections on absolute coming-to-be and passing-away start with a linguistic analysis of the term kawn "coming-to-be" which echoes Alfarabi's method and itself is a novelty (Ibn Bâjja 1995, pp. 41 44).
In this case, an analysis of the term structure and the interest rate structure of the pledged loan-to-value ratio is necessary, and this is not addressed in the existing literature.
