The phrase "ability to specifically identify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's skill or capacity to recognize or pinpoint particular details or elements in a given context.
Example: "The researcher demonstrated an impressive ability to specifically identify the underlying causes of the issue."
Alternatives: "capacity to accurately pinpoint" or "skill in precisely recognizing".
With the ability to specifically identify the volume of pores associated with the C S H gel, as opposed to the larger capillary pores and the smaller interlayer spaces, a method for computing the original w/c (and hence cement content), of cementitious material is proposed.
APP is limited in its ability to specifically identify injury-induced degeneration [ 36].
The ability to specifically identify genetic variation associated with visible pigmentation traits and disease risk has provided a much richer view of the genetics of cutaneous malignancies.
The diagnosis of avian malaria would be facilitated by a technique with the ability to specifically identify developmental stages of Plasmodium in tissue samples.
The present study aimed to compare survey thoracic radiographs and computerized tomography (CT) scans in relation to their ability to specifically identify lung metastases in female dogs with mammary tumors.
This analysis investigates if the observed association between assay result and clinical outcome is driven by the inherent chemosensitivity of the tumour (i.e., homogeneous response to all therapies) or is due to the ability of the assay to specifically identify sensitive therapies.
An ongoing debate in the field of cancer biology has been the phenomenon of 'immune surveillance', or the ability of the immune system to specifically identify and eliminate nascent pre-cancerous (e.g., senescent) cells before they can cause harm (Swann and Smyth, 2007).
The 'greedy' algorithm was modified to specifically identify transitively similar sequences between clusters, enabling a unique ability to identify "bridge" sequences which satisfy participation criteria in multiple clusters or protein families.
We chose 6 pools (pool # 2, 4, 8, 14, 20, 21) because of their stronger signal to specifically identify which individual protein pool in the mixed pools has the ability to bind to p62's UBA domain.
