The phrase "a view to identifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express the intention or purpose of identifying something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The research was conducted with a view to identifying the key factors that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "aiming to identify" or "in order to identify".
Both categories were studied with a view to identifying their distinctive socio-demographic and behavioural features.
Coveney said veterinary staff were examining the plant's records with a view to identifying ingredients from every sample tested.
The results were evaluated using the response surface methodology with a view to identifying the most suitable operating conditions.
To audit benzodiazepine prescribing in a Community Mental Health team, with a view to identifying areas for improvement.
We collected qualitative data on patients' experience of awake DBS with a view to identifying areas for improvement.
"The two sides are now engaged in a dialogue with a view to identifying an agreed way forward through diplomatic means," a French Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said Friday.
The different approaches and the modelling techniques are discussed with a view to identifying the most adequate approach to apply to the South African region's topside modelling efforts.
This paper investigates the behaviour of beam-like structures with a view to identifying a suitable monitoring technique for post foundations.
Implications for policy and practice in schools and in sports are discussed with a view to identifying the characteristics that define an 'athlete friendly school'.
General (GCA) and specific combining abilities (SCA) of both parental and progenies respectively were estimated with a view to identifying high combiners among genotypes.
ex Steudel in a CW treating municipal wastewater, with a view to identifying an optimal time for biomass harvesting of the AG vegetation.
