The phrase "a sequence of identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a series of steps or processes involved in identifying something or someone.
Example: "The research involved a sequence of identification to ensure that all samples were accurately categorized."
Alternatives: "a series of identifications" or "a chain of identification".
This preliminary activity requires a sequence of steps: identification of the scenario, in situ inspection, choice of typical configurations (mean and/or worst case), reproduction of the scenario.
Instead, one can perform a sequence of closed-loop identification and controller design steps, aiming at progressively learning how to increase the control performance through experience.
Included HP QuickLook 2 software provides access to email, calendar, task and contact information within seconds at the touch of a button with no need to boot the operating system. 7) HP SpareKey addresses the hassle of forgotten passwords by using a sequence of three predetermined personal identification questions to gain entry into the system. 8). 8
The framework comprises a sequence of two connected problems: (i) identification of model to predict solvent effects on reaction rate constants from experimental data and (ii) computer-aided screening exploring a databank of solvents.
Focus must shift away from identification of only a toxicant-induced apical effect (critical effect) towards identification of a sequence of key events/MOA as the organizing principle for risk assessment.
Recommendations that have emerged from this analysis and related efforts are: Focus must shift away from identification of only a toxicant-induced apical effect (critical effect) towards identification of a sequence of key events/MOA as the organizing principle for risk assessment.
EIT data analyses were performed after identification of a sequence of breaths deemed as representative (i.e., stable Vt and EELI) at the end of each phase.
Complete or partial sequencing of several milk protein genes and comparative analysis have led to identification of a sequence of high homology and conservation in the 5' flanking region that is likely to be involved in the regulation of milk protein gene expression.
Data bases have been established, containing complete cyt b and rhodopsin gene sequences of European marine fish species [21] (www.fishtrace.org), as well as partial 16S, cyt b, and COI sequences of anchovies [11] (http://anchovyid.jrc.ec.europa.eu) to enable a sequence-based identification of specimens.
Testing successfully returned a sequence and correct identification for all of the known rhino horn samples and vouchered rhino samples from museum and zoo collections, and provided species level identification for 47 out of 52 unknown samples from seizures.
