The phrase "a mere identification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of recognizing or labeling something without implying any deeper significance or analysis.
Example: "The report provides a mere identification of the issues at hand, without offering any solutions."
Alternatives: "a simple identification of" or "just a recognition of".
A mere identification of earthquake disasters lessons by academia, specialists, policymakers, various organizations and institutions, or even by survivors, does not mean that these lessons are becoming truly "Lessons Learned".
On the other hand, the paper argues that the social sciences must move beyond a mere identification of complexity and 'messiness' to provide constructive contributions to the ongoing work of designing and producing new well-functioning sociotechnical systems, including new types of 'sustainable' users.
While the high dimensionality offers an opportunity for a comprehensive interrogation of transcriptome, it also poses a challenge to researchers seeking to extract functional understanding and interpretation of the data, which go beyond a mere identification of differentially expressed genes (DEGs).
While specific strains are typically associated with CA-MRSA infections, the mere identification of the infective isolate as, for example, USA300 does not make an infection a CA-MRSA infection.
"This is more than mere identification of someone's birth, this is part of a discriminatory, biased agenda by Congress pushing forward anti-Palestine, pro-Israeli legislation.
Bandara et al. (2015), for example, compile process prioritization approaches, characterizing them as too high-level to be useful or as such detailed that the mere identification of critical processes requires significant effort.
The amount of information obtained using this method is often too great for the mere identification of organisms.
Yet, the mere identification of allelic combinations that differ significantly between responders and nonresponders do not qualify these as multi-allele treatment selection markers.
RCR on these four data sets identified upstream hypotheses which can explain the significant mRNA State Changes in each cell stress transcriptomic data set, enabling a deeper mechanistic understanding of the biological network perturbed by the experimental conditions, beyond the mere identification of significantly changing mRNAs [ 26, 27].
(How, after all, are we supposed to know whether it is like something to be a bat?) And that intuition can perhaps be explained away as a mere by-product of imaginative identification with the animal.
A mere question of style?
