The phrase "account of identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a report or description related to identifying someone or something.
Example: "The police provided an account of identification for the suspect based on witness testimonies."
Alternatives: "report of identification" or "description of identification".
His account of identification needed buttressing.
See Whittle 2006 for the claim that quidditism doesn't entail scepticism unless it is combined with an unreasonably strong account of identification.
Here, we report a comprehensive account of identification and phylogenetic analysis of 75 members of MADS-box gene family in rice and their expression profiling during 11 stages of panicle and seed development along with three abiotic stress conditions and 3 stages of vegetative development.
Neurophilosophers owe some account of identifications across ontological categories before the philosophy of science community will accept the claim that theories are points in high-dimensional state spaces implemented in biological neural networks.
Additionally, this is the first account for identification of tyrosine phosphorylation of MEGF10 in hESC, but its precise function in hESC is largely unknown.
Another interesting and detailed account of the "identification argument" and the "argument from perceptual relativity" is offered by Muehlmann 1992, chapter 5. 11.
A brief account of the identification and reactions of quinones is also presented.
A recently developed tool takes sample heterogeneity into account for identification of copy number states [10].
In addition, we found that approximately two thirds of individuals with obesity would be missed if WC is not taken into account for identification of obesity.
The size of each sample was at least three times the number of interviews for replacement of participants, to account for lack of identification or refusal to interview.
We discuss the implications of this finding both for parallel and serial accounts of word identification and for the interpretability of large correlational studies of word identification in reading in general.
