The phrase "analysis of the text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of a written work, such as literature, articles, or any written material.
Example: "The analysis of the text revealed several underlying themes that were not immediately apparent."
Alternatives: "examination of the text" or "evaluation of the text."
Analysis of the text showed some interesting results.
The CD set also includes a scholarly analysis of the text and information about the Bible's collation, binding and provenance.
Unfortunately, there is little critical analysis of the text, and Forster's timid sexual exploits seem inconsequential rather than iconic.
It is not his play; it is yet another regrettable co-authorship — a compilation of six different versions by six well-meaning collaborators and a computer program, Juxta, which conducted a "forensic analysis" of the text.
Why or why not? 3. Lead the class in a brief analysis of the text of the movie review; ask students to list the aspects about the movie the review covered.
An analysis of the text further indicates that Joel lived during the period of the Second Temple of Jerusalem (516 bc ad 70), for his book reflects the liturgy then in use.
That streak exists in the doctrine; if you do a hermeneutical analysis of the texts it is there, but it is not dominant.
In addition to the sources provided by Turnitin's text-matching service, our own analysis of the text-matching strings found that matching language came from informational websites, personal or professional blog posts, news reports, other conference programs, conference proceedings, and published academic articles.
Their permission for the analysis of the texts was sought.
However, markup also allows a more sophisticated, research-oriented analysis of the texts.
Analysis of the texts showed that when more support was given, the tutor had more learning opportunities, but then there were fewer opportunities for the tutee, and vice versa.
