The phrase "a process of identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods or procedures for recognizing or categorizing something or someone.
Example: "The study outlines a process of identification for determining the species of various plants in the region."
Alternatives: "a method of identification" or "a system of identification".
There was a process of identification of the man with his character, going all the way back to "The 400 Blows".
Brecht acknowledged in his work the need for the actor to undergo a process of identification with the part, and he paid tribute to Stanislavsky as the first person to produce a systematic account of the actor's technique.
Similar to spontaneous speech recordings, triggered emotional samples should be subjected to a process of identification by independent listeners.
A process of identification and intervention of young children with special needs includes the following: (i) defining the problem such children are likely to have; (ii) planning an intervention for the child; (iii) implementing the intervention, and (iv) evaluating the child's progress (Bender and Shores 2007).
We predicted that community mobilization would catalyze a process of identification as a sex worker and increase self-efficacy and agency.
UNICEF is committed to working with them to ensure that there is an immediate halt to new recruitments and support a process of identification, verification and reintegration of children".
Particularly important here is the fact that romantic thinkers, such as Herder and Novalis, viewed our ability to feel into nature as a vital corrective against the modern scientific attitude of merely dissecting nature into its elements; instead of grasping its underlying spiritual reality through a process of poetic identification.
The aim was to feed into a process of intervention identification and consideration of the expansion/redirection of existing interventions to better meet the needs of orphans.
She follows Freud in seeing the ego as formed largely through a process of complex identifications.
Young people's interaction with place is not only a cognitive process of identification but also an affective relation.
Only after a careful process of identification did Pakistani and American officials realize they had captured Mullah Baradar himself, the man who had long overseen the Taliban insurgency against American, NATO and Afghan troops in Afghanistan.
