The phrase "a kind of identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or category of identification, often in contexts related to personal identification, documentation, or categorization.
Example: "The driver's license serves as a kind of identification that verifies a person's identity and driving privileges."
Alternatives: "a type of identification" or "a form of identification."
When Precious's plight lands her in a special school, she blossoms: the audience's initial rejection of Precious, even repulsion at the sight of her, slowly gives way to a kind of identification.
She asked herself questions that most black Americans curious about their African ancestry have at one time asked themselves: "What does it mean to be African, and what are the things that make us distinctly who we are?" What she discovered was that she shared a kinship, as she put it, "a kind of identification with all parts of the continent".
Characteristic model is a kind of identification model which can accurately describe the characteristics of TWUSM.
This suggests a kind of identification of logic and metaphysics, especially since Burley wanted logic to be the theory of discourse on Being.
For, as Cocking & Kennett (1998) argue (see entry on friendship, Section 1.2), through a kind of identification with our friends, we can be changed by and through their responses to us.
Velleman's insightful question brings into clear relief that once we begin to theorize about free and morally responsible agency in terms of the structure of an agent's will, however the mesh is alleged to be harmonized, whatever the elements specified as the basis for a kind of identification with the agent, we can always ask why these elements are to play that role.
But pheromones--a kind of personal identification molecule--stimulate a batch of 400 nerve cells in a part of the nose called the vomeronasal organ (VNO).
Load identification, as a kind of indirect identification method, uses system characteristic and responses to calculate loads.
Aseptic to the point of making impossible, for those frequenting it, any kind of identification or deep or personal relationship with it.
Once you've registered, your name should be on the list of voters at the polling station, and in most states, you won't need to provide any kind of identification once you arrive.
Videos to the specialist were presented in random order and were encoded to avoid any kind of identification during evaluation; sound was off.
