The phrase "accidentally identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was recognized or discovered by chance, without intention.
Example: "The researchers accidentally identified a new species while conducting their survey in the rainforest."
Alternatives: "unintentionally recognized" or "inadvertently discovered".
Once I got past the constant Twitter harassment (such as being asked to "kill yourself" after accidentally identifying the wrong player who had missed a chance) it was an enjoyable experience, knowing that thousands of people are hanging on your every word for updates.
For example, blue and red bandannas are tied to gangs in Los Angeles, CA in the U.S. It can be dangerous to accidentally identify yourself with a gang, so be wary of this when choosing a bandana color or pattern.
BB 4.12am GMT Brian Williams, wannabe dead-cat swinger, accidentally just identified The Who's Pete Townshend as his bandmate Keith Moon.
Before my articles with Donovan were published, I went over parts of them with our sources to make sure that we didn't accidentally include identifying details.
In the case of MDR-selective compounds that were identified accidentally, as well as the compounds targeting MRP1-expressing cells, the elevated expression of transporters that confer MDR is necessary but not sufficient to convey collateral sensitivity to cells.
He told detectives the violence began by mistake when a gun held by his partner, whom he identified as Sean Salley, accidentally discharged, striking the dealer, Jennifer Stahl, in the forehead as he confronted her during the robbery.
The man, whom the police identified as Anthony Clark, 21, accidentally shot himself in the leg with a.25 caliber pistol during the 9 50 showing of "Dawn of the Dead," said a theater usher, Clifford Ampah.
Their children were spared, but only, according to Israeli reports, by chance: one of the assailants — who were later identified as members of Hamas — accidentally shot the other in the arm, and, in a panic, they fled.
This is an attempt to rule out accidentally coincident causal interactions of the sort identified by Miguel and Paruelo (2002).
