The phrase "a criterion for identifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or principle that helps in recognizing or determining something.
Example: "The study established a criterion for identifying potential candidates for the scholarship program."
Alternatives: "a standard for recognizing" or "a measure for determining".
Numerical simulations have been performed to develop a criterion for identifying appropriate seed particles.
The first claim requires that speakers who share the same meaning must share a criterion for identifying the reference; while the second requires that this criterion be veridical.
For it strongly suggests a criterion for identifying the correct regulative principle (or set of principles) for the governance of social interaction.
They may even be concepts, such as "the benefit (lì) of the world," which the Mohists take to be co-extensive with and thus a criterion for identifying what is yi (morally righteous).
To estimate the wind deficit in 3-d space, a linear 3-d wake loss model is developed and a criterion for identifying wakes affecting on a targeted wind turbine is constructed.
The third section, in which our findings are presented, begins by defining a criterion for identifying intensive travellers and goes on to identify and measure the determinants of travel time and finally reports on interviews with intensive travellers about their experience of travel time.
Thus, this facies with weak normal grading and small traction structure is generally observed above facies B and facies C and could be a criterion for identify sandy debris flow of different stages.
As Maudlin (1996, pp. 292-293) notes, it is not clear that a general criterion for identifying a structure of spacetime as intrinsic could be found.
Although luteinizing hormone to follicular stimulating hormone (LH/FSH) ratio is a controversial criterion for identifying a sub-group of infertile women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and abnormalities at the level of the hypothalamic pituitary ovarian axis, an elevated LH/FSH ratio is frequently observed in PCOS cases.
A single criterion for identifying the limiting reactant is proposed which can explain most of the data reported in the literature on these reactors.
However, consistency of association across the three studies was a key criterion for identifying our strongest findings, thus reducing this possibility.
