The phrase "analyzed the language and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of language in various contexts, such as literature, linguistics, or communication studies.
Example: "In her thesis, she analyzed the language and its impact on cultural identity."
Alternatives: "examined the language and" or "studied the language and".
We also analyzed the language, text availability and PubMed Commons citations only for the 'journal articles'.
The scientists analyzed the language used by people to describe their experiences of drug use and their dreams, and compared these reports to identify similar phrases and expressions that could indicate a similarity between the two experiences.
The artificial intelligence can trawl through social media accounts, analyze the language people use and determine their personality traits.
For instance, analyzing the language used in emails and other unstructured documents and content to establish context and intent, such as relationships to accounts, projects and cases, ultimately making them easy to find when they are most relevant and needed".
While specific features of the material environment are not made explicit in the language, we can conclude from observing the scene and analyzing the language that both senses of context are in the language.
Thus from the opening few lines of this dialogue and from analyzing the language alone, we can glean something of the material context: it is most likely in the morning, in a location that is not Ben's home, where spoken, face-to-face talk while eating is possible, and that Ben is holding or in front of a lot of food that presumably he is eating or about to eat.
The purpose of the present study is to use a corpus-based method to analyze the language of abstracts in engineering, science, technology, business and liberal arts.
A few months back, I wrote about a class I took with The Academy for Teachers: how it made feel like an intellectual and refreshed my ability to analyze the language in Hamlet.
"The RCMP also needed time to fully analyze the language used, including the dialect of Arabic being spoken, consult subject matter experts and follow up on a number of investigative leads," the news release said.
Lack of a Lydian-Greek bilingual text of substantial length has seriously impeded further progress in analyzing the language.
