The phrase "ability to correctly detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to identify or recognize something accurately.
Example: "The software's ability to correctly detect anomalies in the data is crucial for our analysis."
Alternatives: "capacity to accurately identify" or "skill in properly recognizing".
The panel also relied on quality-control checks of a number of laboratories, which showed their ability to correctly detect resistant strains.
We considered relationships between demographic characteristics of individuals and their ability to correctly detect a phishing attack, as well as time-related factors.
Results were calculated for the HPI'sTM ability to correctly detect a hypotensive event 15 minutes prior to the start of a defined event, 10 minutes, 5 minutes, and 0 minutes.
If one mixes two ES descriptors in a single equation acting as a detector, the one in this regression-outlier analysis will lose its ability to correctly detect the real tendencies of key structural modifications in the given analog sets.
We next examined our ability to correctly detect targets of a more specific small-molecule.
A low reliability should only affect our ability to correctly detect an actual change.
To compare the ability of observers to correctly detect the reaction time of erector spinae response to unexpected load by inspecting nonprocessed electromyographic signals versus inspection of wavelet transformed electromyographic signals and versus automatic detection on the same wavelet transformed signals.
Relatedness among samples influences the ability of STRUCTURE to correctly detect the genetic stratification of a germplasm [ 52, 53].
Differences have been observed in the ability of assays to correctly detect or exclude recent infection [ 15, 16] and in the results reported by different assays for the same samples.
As regards the ability of models to correctly detect people that require large amounts of health resources, the ACG-PM and DCG-HCC results are relatively similar and are higher than those from CRG.
Sensitivity refers to the ability of the classifier to correctly detect a melanoma among all cases of melanoma.
