The phrase "analytical concepts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories, frameworks, or ideas that involve analysis in a specific field or subject.
Example: "The analytical concepts of behavioral economics provide insights into how people make financial decisions."
Alternatives: "analytical frameworks of" or "analytical theories of".
It is based on a consistent methodological approach employing the four analytical concepts of gender (class), agreement class, noun (form) class, and declension (class).
The aim is to bring Stein Rokkan to Brussels, that is to interpret the structuring and functioning of the EU according to the basic analytical concepts of the literature on comparative politics.
The framework may help to translate normative notions of integration into useful analytical concepts of policy intervention to identify complex causal relationships.
To explore how such invitations manifest themselves in the everyday use of educational technologies, the article then introduces the analytical concepts of multistability, relational strategy, and mediation.
Conceptualising causal mechanisms of policy intervention clarifies the link between normative concepts of immigrant integration and analytical concepts of policy effectiveness.
In the following literature review, I argue that the lack of linkage between normative concepts of integration and analytical concepts of integration policy intervention is an important pitfall in the comparative study of immigrant integration policies.
The instantaneous phase of a signal can be estimated by using the analytical concept of the Hilbert Transform.
One way to do this, is to take the (normative) typology and link it with an analytical concept of causal mechanism that is assumed by a particular policy type.
Fractals, a relatively new analytical concept of the last few decades, have been successfully applied in many areas of science and technology.
What Galileo accomplished by the end of his life in 1642 was a reasonably articulated replacement for the traditional set of analytical concepts connected with the Aristotelian tradition of natural philosophy.
Students will gain and/or refine knowledge of analytical concepts relevant to the planning and management of agricultural and rural development.
