The phrase "able to detect certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of identifying specific items, signals, or conditions.
Example: "The new software is able to detect certain anomalies in the data that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying specific" or "able to recognize particular".
While not a quantitative measure, the macroarray was able to detect certain fungi with much greater sensitivity than T-RFLP.
Traverso said: "We hope that one day we're able to detect certain molecules or a pathogen and then deliver an antibiotic, for example.
These techniques reduce time effort, but they may not work effectively, since they may also omit important test cases able to detect certain faults (Ouriques 2015).
The company even claims the device is able to detect certain emotions during meetings, for example when a speaker draws laughter or stares from other people.
A research team at Cornell University has announced its work on a "nano-napkin," which would be able to detect certain bacteria or viruses.
One important issue is that, according to recent data, the assay used in MESA is only able to detect certain polymorphisms of ICAM-1 [ 29].
The results showed that DSC was able to detect a certain degree of gelatinization enthalpy, even after birefringence had disappeared.
It also shows that for between-group comparisons (e.g., a comparison between the uptake of two probes), more subjects will probably be needed to be able to detect a certain absolute average difference between those groups, when the uptake is, on average, high compared to low.
The test is used to confirm a pregnancy or to detect certain abnormalities.
In addition, a significant signal of population expansion was found only for the lineage A1 with the R2 and Fu's Fs statistics but not with Tajima's D. As previously shown [ 40], while Tajima's D may not be able to detect population expansions under certain conditions, both R2 and Fu's Fs have been shown to detect deviations from a constant population size in a wide variety of situations.
This allows the identification of those participants who are indeed able to detect a hazard in a certain scenario, but still have deficits in response time, compared to more experienced drivers.
