The phrase "analytical chapters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to sections of a text or document that involve analysis or critical examination of a subject.
Example: "The analytical chapters of the thesis provide a deep dive into the data collected during the research."
Alternatives: "analytical sections" or "analysis chapters".
Jennings repeatedly interrupts the narrative flow by his short, partly analytical chapters, revisited incidents in inverted chronologies and historiographical asides.
In that capacity she oversaw preparation of the analytical chapters of the Global Financial Stability Report and worked on a range of financial sector policy issues.
The analytical chapters of its report, published on Monday, said: "Dramatic shifts in demographic structure projected in advanced economies could overwhelm the ability of policies to offset the forces of ageing.
The monograph proposes to see the melancholy expressed by Didion's fiction organized into four losses: of Nature, History, Ethics, and Language; around which the main analytical chapters are constructed.
They have released the report's "analytical chapters" (that is not the actual forecasts) one of which takes a look at trade and tariffs.
Access Controlled will include a series of analytical chapters and regional overviews that contribute to the developing discourse around global Internet regulation and censorship raised in the first ONI volume Access Denied: The Practice and Policy of Global Internet Filtering, (Cambridge: MIT Press) 2008.
In order to implement this utility-based analytical approach, the chapter proposes a set of extensions to the Distributed Management Task Force DMTF Common Information Modelel.
In this chapter, analytical models to predict the limiting thickness ratio of the TWB combination and the forming behavior of TWBs will be presented.
The analytical contributions of these chapters are clear, if occasionally repetitive, and well-illustrated with supporting images.
The chapter discusses analytical bond models between steel and normal modulus carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP).
With reference to the widely used Driver, Pressure, State, Impact, Response (DPSIR) analytical framework, the present chapter reviews key figures and trends in reservoir sedimentation worldwide and investigates contemporary sediment management strategies.
