The phrase "a classification comes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the emergence or introduction of a classification system or category in a particular context.
Example: "In the study of animal behavior, a classification comes that helps researchers categorize different species based on their social structures."
Alternatives: "a classification emerges" or "a classification appears".
The difficulty of classification comes from a dearth of datasets of human actions that are manually categorized and suitable for use as training data for designing action classifiers.
In this work, the classification comes from a maximally parsimonious Bayesian classification of fragments.
The dog fights mean that the film-makers are in for a hairy time trying to get the film shown in Britain, where the British Board of Film Classification comes down hard on any hint of cruelty to animals.
This classification comes with the need for dissemination through adequate training.
Enumeration sometimes includes classification (vibhāga); however, in general, classification comes after definition.
The change in classification comes two weeks after HuffPost detailed what 27-year-old Dominique Berry said about what really happened to Shawn Arthur.
The New York Observer analyzed the increase of "luxury" properties and their exit from exclusivity, noting, "...'.luxury' in New York City nowadays appears to be anything but 'not usually available.'" It is now important to understand that if luxury is no longer defined by exclusivity, then where the classification comes from.
"People always ask, 'Well, can't they just cut this off and then go kill somebody?' I always say, 'Absolutely, but the idea is to not put somebody on the program that's at risk for doing that.' That's where classification comes in".
HPAIV classification comes from the ability to cause severe morbidity and mortality in domestic fowl and more recently has caused mortality in wild waterfowl, mammals, and humans [4], [5].
Further support for this classification comes from the observation that the intron positions between cab11 from tomato and Bv cab11 from sugar beet are identical (data not shown).
