The phrase "a further identification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for additional details or clarification regarding a subject or entity.
Example: "The report includes a further identification of the key stakeholders involved in the project."
Alternatives: "an additional identification of" or "a more detailed identification of".
Therefore, a further identification and characterization of genes involved in the molecular regulation of cold acclimation may enable us to develop plant varieties with improved tolerance to cold [ 1].
These results lay a foundation for further identification of longan EC-related genes.
These novel ESTs will particularly provide a basis for further identification of genes of O. longistaminata underlying adaptation to nutrient-limiting conditions.
The differentially expressed miRNAs obtained in this study can serve as a basis for further identification of the regulation roles of stress tolerance in Glycine max.
There is a need for a larger study using a standard protocol that allows further identification of the determinants of exposure in these homes.
Fourth, the identification of all affected genes in a patient allows for further identification of canonical pathways that may be affected by individual specific gene mutations.
Analysis of deduced amino acid sequences in C2 V5 regions of these isolates has provided a molecular basis for further identification of viral phenotypes of HIV-1 subtype B'.
Thus, the involvement of these unigenes in metabolic pathways provides a basis for the further identification of biological functions of candidate genes in the banana responses.
Since these studies were mostly restricted to those genes present in a single strain, NCTC11168, further identification of such markers would be greatly facilitated by the construction of microarrays containing all potentially variable genes.
The coupling of HPLC instrumentation to a mass spectrometer facilitates further identification of the nucleoside by identifying the nucleoside's quasi-molecular ion, thereby allowing mass determination, and by MS/MS fragmentation, providing structural information about the nucleoside.
