The phrase "a comprehensive identification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thorough recognition or categorization of something, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The study aims to provide a comprehensive identification of the various species present in the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a thorough analysis of" or "an extensive categorization of".
This catalogue raisonné provides a comprehensive identification of participants, who ranged from the famous (Susan Sontag, Bob Dylan) to the unknown.
Previous work from our lab and others has shown that Rho signaling is necessary for the morphogenesis of leg imaginal discs during metamorphosis in Drosophila, although a comprehensive identification of Rho1-interacting genes has not been attempted for this process.
Although it is still incomplete, the identification of modification sites here sets a a valuable foundation for further studies aimed at a comprehensive identification of histone modifications and their role in plant growth and development.
This study presents a comprehensive identification of 71 cotton aquaporin genes.
This study presents a comprehensive identification of 28 mitogen-activated protein kinase genes in G. raimondii.
However, a comprehensive identification of miRNAs expressed in cartilage and bone and their precise role is still unclear.
It has been cautioned that appropriate data for risk assessment of NMs in the food and feed area should include a comprehensive identification and characterization of the NMs, information on whether they are likely to be ingested in nanoform, and, if absorbed, whether they will prevail in nanoform during absorption (EFSA 2009).
Here, a comprehensive identification and analysis of Hsf and Hsp families in poplars is presented.
Secondly, while the increased detection of genes disrupted using multi-dimensional analysis is useful for achieving a more comprehensive identification of deregulated pathways and gene networks, it also presents a challenge in prioritizing which genes are likely key nodes or hubs in the affected pathways and networks.
In our study, Illumina sequencing enabled a more comprehensive identification of T. pisana CNS transcripts, providing 220,602 unigenes.
A sufficiently large and diverse set of profiles, obtained from various conditions, results in a relatively comprehensive identification of co-expressed transcript groups.
