Em relação à análise

You usually place this at the very beginning of a sentence. It sets the stage for the information that follows. Pay close attention to the à with the back-tick (the crase). This is a mandatory contraction of the preposition a and the article a. If you are talking about a masculine word, it becomes ao. For example, em relação ao estudo.

This is your best friend in a business meeting. Use it when presenting reports or giving feedback to a colleague. It is also perfect for academic writing or formal emails. If you are debating a serious topic with friends, it adds weight to your argument. It shows you have actually looked at the facts.

Do not use this while ordering a coffee or a burger. It will make you sound like a robot or a very confused professor. Avoid it in high-energy, slang-filled environments like a football match. If you are just gossiping about a TV show, it might feel a bit too 'heavy' for the vibe. Stick to sobre for those moments.

Portuguese professional culture often values a certain level of linguistic decorum. Using precise transitions like this shows you are educated and respectful. It reflects a culture that appreciates structure in formal settings. Even in modern startups, these 'classic' transitions remain very popular. It’s a way to signal that you are being serious and objective.

You will often hear Quanto à análise as a direct synonym. If someone wants to sound extremely fancy, they might say No que tange à análise. For a slightly more modern feel, you can use No que diz respeito à análise. All of these serve the same purpose: pointing the finger at a specific topic.