The phrase 'worthy of analysis' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is complex and deserves a deeper exploration or examination. For example, "The data provided is intricate and worthy of analysis."
While there are a number of international examples worthy of analysis, the most obvious point of reference is New South Wales and the reforms implemented in 2009.
Thirty years later, the school of criticism known as "poptimism" has won – no serious critic thinks Rihanna is less worthy of analysis than the Red Hot Chili Peppers – but the idea of overtly intelligent chart music has fared less well.
Fitzgerald's urbane, self-inspecting tone he writes as if his own desiccated self were merely one of countless objects worthy of analysis and appraisal feels distant from the spittle-spraying disclosures of Baxter and Anastas.
To her, what she's producing isn't rampant consumerism on display to be emulated or mocked, or both — it's a form of social anthropology, a cultural text as worthy of analysis as any other, an art form suitable for her intellect.
It is not as a literary critic that Benjamin has been most influential, however, but as a pioneering cultural critic, one of the first writers to see all the products of civilization as worthy of analysis.
Fitzgerald's urbane, self-inspecting tone — he writes as if his own desiccated self were merely one of countless objects worthy of analysis and appraisal — feels distant from the spittle-spraying disclosures of Baxter and Anastas.
Pastor Foster said she felt that other passages were worthier of analysis, and that the one in question was one of many Old Testament passages that are no longer taken literally.
After all, there is little bias against popular storytelling in the academy today, as he continually suggests: the intersection of high and low culture has been a favorite topic among scholars for decades, and treating "trash culture" texts as worthy subjects of analysis has long been a favorite practice of deconstructionists.
The technocrat is worthy of anthropological analysis.
Rock historians agree that the song, which Dylan himself acknowledged was his best, is worthy of deeper analysis.
When the BBC is accused of "crowding out" private broadcasters, the difference in quality of the programmes is considered a subjective issue not worthy of economic analysis.
