"linguistic profile" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to discuss the characteristics of a language or variety of language. For example, "The cultural differences between South America and North America are reflected in their different linguistic profiles."
Hinzen, W. et al. A systemic linguistic profile of spontaneous narrative speech in pre-symptomatic and early stage Huntington's disease.
[Since 2014] This site offers a bibliography of resources, a linguistic profile, and a selection of audio files for this major language and cultural group of Zambia.
In Montana, the 9,300 enrolled Crow members display a classic Indian linguistic profile: 77percentt of Crow Indians over 66 years of age speak the language, while only 13percentt of preschoolers do.
Cowen then describes Boccaccio's De mulieribus and examines the linguistic profile of the English text.
To better understand the linguistic profile of the at-risk group, we explored the language classification of each child in scatterplots contrasting the total of behavioral problems and the total of social competence (T-scores).
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(This modification didn't mention linguistic profiling — singling out, say, Spanish speakers).
The harsh reality of linguistic profiling has even spurred educators to bring code-switching into the classroom.
There is an additional element of text analysis, "to understand students' individual psycho linguistic profiles," says Hargrave, and further analysis of their data gathered from what they make publicly available via their online social networks such as Facebook.
He published the first of his ninety or so books in 1964, and became known chiefly for his research work in English language studies, in such fields as intonation and stylistics, and in the application of linguistics to religious, educational and clinical contexts, notably in the development of a range of linguistic profiling techniques for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
The Discourses of Online Misogyny (DOOM) team was also aiming to develop methods and tools for analyzing online hate speech, such as building up linguistic profiles of abusers and identifying community-specific lexis in order to aid automating the detection of online abuse and abusers.
