The phrase "able to easily identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to recognize or distinguish something without difficulty.
Example: "With the new software, users are able to easily identify patterns in the data that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "capable of quickly identifying" or "able to readily recognize".
"Government critics are able to easily identify and support one another without making a headlong commitment to politics and take the accompanying risks".
Under one proposal, ad networks could still collect data on the kinds of Web sites a user was interested in, but the companies would not be able to easily identify the individual by name and other personal details.
In a number of instances, the prosecutors said, interns working for them had been able to easily identify and contact witnesses in brutality cases even though seasoned police investigators had maintained that those witnesses were unreachable, thereby forcing cases to be dismissed.
Construction workers with daily access to visual plant operation were able to easily identify potential safety problems.
The implications from this research, therefore, are rather obvious, and companies should be able to easily identify the areas in which improvement is needed in the future.
Also, it was found that being able to easily identify different team members and their actions is important for users in MLCIR.
The idea is to able for the police to easily identify the bad guys even after they manage to escape from the crime scene.
If a severe reaction develops, a doctor will be able to more easily identify the insect bite or spider bite if he has the insect or spider to look at.
Arie Ball, vice president of talent acquisition at Sodexo, an environmental engineering and facilities management company, believes that as her company has increasingly embraced social media, it has been able to more easily identify and recruit qualified job applicants.
Because of its abundance and the inordinate economic importance of the members of this genus, it is essential to be able to easily and accurately identify the various species.
Being able to easily and reliably measure the morbidity burden allows decision makers to identify and fairly reimburse physicians whose patients have a higher burden of illness.
