The phrase "a identically" is not correct in English.
It should be "an identically." You can use the correct phrase when referring to something that is exactly the same as something else.
Example: "The two documents are an identically formatted version of the original."
Alternatives: "an identical" or "a same".
To examine portability, a validation dataset utilized an identically derived cohort drawn from admissions to a second large New England hospital system ("hospital 2") in 2007-08.
Atorvastatin will be provided in a single dose of 10 mg daily for oral administration with an identically labeled placebo (Study drug A).
In contrast, aggregation and phase-separation of the particles in the polymer can be seen in Figure 2 b, which shows a TEM micrograph of an identically prepared sample but where sodium-stabilized silica particles were used, and Figure 2 c, which shows a TEM micrograph of an identically prepared sample with proton-exchanged silica particles and hydroxyl-terminated PEO.
The mad46 sidewalk sentry directed my friend and me to an identically outfitted sentry guarding a rope line in front of a nearby elevator.
To evaluate the effect of blue-light-filtering intraocular lenses (IOLs) with a yellow chromophore on color contrast sensitivity by intraindividual comparison with an identically designed IOL without a blue-light filter.
I once stayed in a Brighton hotel suite with an 8ft circular bed and an identically proportioned mirror above it.
which is well-known to be an upper bound for an identically formulated problem in the theory of error-correcting codes.
An optimal high-availability solution is where the data and operation of a cluster of physical servers at a primary site are replicated in an identically configured cluster of standby virtual machines in another backup site.
In one case, Alibris and BookFinder.com each had an identically worded listing for a first edition of "Valley of the Dolls".
One group receives a treatment, the other group an identically appearing inert placebo.
