The phrase "able to detect when" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability of recognizing specific conditions or events.
Example: "The software is able to detect when a user is inactive for a certain period of time."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying when" or "able to recognize when".
As a starting point, this study found that customers are able to detect when scripts are in use in both kinds of interactions.
From that data, the computer was able to detect when the car was being tested for emissions in a lab, at which point it turned on its pollution controls.
Their argument is that the suspect would be able to detect when Ghost was being used, that the protocol would be subverted, and therefore the entire idea is undesirable for law enforcement.
In areas with limited seasonal transmission, parasites might be able to detect when conditions become favourable in order to increase gametocyte production17, and this could potentially involve regulation of gdv1 expression.
After Pakes' article, Facebook announced in August this year that they were building video-matching technology that would be able to detect when copyrighted content is uploaded to Facebook.
"Nothing that you will learn in the course of your studies will be of the slightest possible use to you," the Oxford philosophy professor John Alexander Smith told his students, in 1914, "save only this: if you work hard and intelligently, you should be able to detect when a man is talking rot".
In this case, we were able not only to detect when a particle goes through the optical link (due to the presence of a dip) but also easily classify the particle, that is, identify its size, depending on the magnitude of the measured dip.
Have you ever wondered how your camera is able to detect faces when you take pictures, or how a Kinect is able to recognize your every move?
And though Dr. Glatt's approach has the advantage of being able to detect plagiarism when the identity of the plagiarized text is unknown, it's hard to imagine scholars readily agreeing to sit through a Cloze procedure exam at their accusers' request.
Europe's Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (eLISA) should be able to detect these, when it launches sometime after 2028.
PRM was able to detect CE when classical averaged approach failed.
