The phrase "accurately identifies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to recognize or pinpoint something with precision or correctness.
Example: "The research paper accurately identifies the key factors contributing to climate change."
Alternatives: "correctly identifies" or "precisely identifies".
All of which is to say that I don't think Mr Tabarrok accurately identifies why "we add subsidies to the mix".
The letter, from the National Institute on Media and the Family, cited a study in the June issue of Pediatrics that said that "none of those ratings systems accurately identifies sensitive material consistently".
And what does this mean about his ability to lead? Lee Friess Portsmouth, N.H., April 18 , 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks is correct that Barack Obama has fallen to earth, and he accurately identifies some of the reasons.
Conclusions about dropout rates at charter schools and traditional districts are mixed — largely due to the difficulty of accessing student-level data that accurately identifies former dropouts who have re-enrolled in schools.
The technique also accurately identifies the sample observations subject to contamination.
It is also shown that HQRPLN accurately identifies the contaminated observations.
Its proprietary voice activity sensor accurately identifies when you're speaking to modulate your voice against background sounds.
We first propose a methodology that accurately identifies lost packets in real time.
SUE accurately identifies, characterizes, and maps underground utilities through four quality levels.
The device accurately identifies the time when delivery begins and advises the farmer via SMS.
Ava's first product, a fertility tracking bracelet, is a Class One medical device that more accurately identifies a women's fertile window each month.
