The phrase "article analyzes how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the content of an article that examines a particular topic or issue in detail.
Example: "The article analyzes how social media influences public opinion during elections."
Alternatives: "article examines how" or "article investigates how".
This article analyzes how and why collaboration is useful in web design.
This article analyzes how businesses have applied the balanced scorecard as a strategic management system to reach long-term objectives.
This article analyzes how Jess's body, identity, and feelings shape and are shaped by the spaces ze encounters throughout the novel.
Moreover, this article analyzes how these risk profiling tactics, widely adopted by schools across the United States, necessarily borrow from the strategies used in sites of colonial occupation.
This article analyzes how and with what possible consequences REDD+ is framed in the national policy arena in Cameroon, Indonesia, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Tanzania, and Vietnam.
By comparing eight countries, this article analyzes how funding environments of university research vary across countries and whether more competitive funding systems are more efficient in producing scientific publications.
Other Information on the Web: Psychology Today has an article analyzing how people decide to vote for president (//cms.psychologytoday.com/articles/pto-19920501-000028.html).
This article analyzed how the mass ratio between two electrodes influenced the electrochemical performances of asymmetric electrochemical capacitor.
This article analyzes (1) how many muscles are minimally required to fully control a chain of joints with in total N Degrees of Freedom (DoF), and (2) to what degree tenodeses, arthrodeses or braces can reduce the required number of muscles.
The article also analyzes how the relationship between multitasking and individual R&D performance interacts with the degree of access to internal and external resources.
This article recounts and analyzes how e-zines were used in first-year writing courses to enhance students' rhetorical sensitivity to considerations of audience.
