The phrase "ability to directly identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to recognize or pinpoint something without intermediaries.
Example: "The software enhances the user's ability to directly identify potential issues in the system."
Alternatives: "capacity to pinpoint" or "skill to recognize".
STAR's ability to directly identify the species of the tracked charged hadrons is however limited to "low" hadron momenta.
One gains the ability to directly identify regions of elevated irreversible FDG metabolism and to put the established DTP approach on a quantitative basis.
Varscan 2 has the ability to directly identify somatic indels and copy number variants (CNVs).
In particular, unlike almost all other approaches, our selection approach allows for the ability to directly identify signaling molecules.
We were somewhat limited in our ability to directly identify instances of QTL colocalization between safflower and sunflower due to the relative paucity of markers in safflower and, consequently, a limited number of shared markers between the maps.
Recent genome-wide studies of ASE patterns across many individuals have demonstrated the ability of high-throughput sequencing methods to directly identify genes with cis-regulatory variants (Montgomery et al., 2010; Pickrell et al., 2010).
The rise of advanced enterprise tools has equipped business leaders with the ability to directly target consumers, collect key insights, and identify best practices for achieving high conversion rates.
However, our review was limited in its ability to directly measure the associations between identified factors and adherence levels [15].
The ability to identify directly bound ligands also provides a means to determine whether active compounds identified in compound screens are directly bound and unmodified.
"We pride ourselves in our ability to identify people who identify with people, and that's Anne McKevitt," she added.
