The phrase "analyzes the causes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or investigation of reasons behind a particular event or phenomenon.
Example: "The researcher analyzes the causes of climate change to better understand its impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "examines the reasons" or "investigates the factors".
This paper analyzes the causes of corruption in contemporary Bolivia.
The paper analyzes the causes of failure and the failure rate through Cox proportional hazard model.
This paper systematically analyzes the causes of the end effect of HHT and the mode mixing problem.
Considering the importance of leaking cracks in terms of serviceability and durability of tanks, the contribution analyzes the causes and consequences of their occurrence.
Based on the performance of slab prototypes placed outdoors during more than 3 years, this work analyzes the causes and the damage processes involved in the development of expansions in presence of natural rice husk ash.
This territorial diagnosis process analyzes the causes of challenges and identifies possible solutions which will be integrated in the Communal Development Plan.
While many scientists analyze the causes of glacial retreat, others study the effects.
It's interesting to analyze the causes for the cleanup.
They could start the process by calling for formation of an international high-level group of nongovernment experts to analyze the causes and implications of the crisis.
The study was intended, its introduction says, to analyze the causes of growing popular unrest and to propose countermeasures, and its findings reflected special research in selected provinces.
His essays on the rise of National Socialism and racism, "analyzing the causes of the deepening crisis of democracy in Europe in the 1930's, belong," as Klima points out, "to the best of Czech or even European essay writing".
