The phrase "aid in characterization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something contributes to or assists in the process of defining or describing a character or concept.
Example: "The author's use of vivid imagery aids in characterization of the protagonist, making her more relatable to the readers."
Alternatives: "assist in defining" or "help in describing".
However these approaches are either time-consuming or resource-intensive, and computational alternatives are highly valuable and may aid in characterization of whole genome sequence interpretation [ 9].
Recently, Kolla and co-workers have also found diffusion-weighted imaging useful to aid in characterization of simple fluid and soft tissue oedema (Fig. 11) 34.
Because homothallic asocmycetes typically have both MAT idiomorphs at the MAT locus, we reasoned that comparison of the MAT locus from a closely related homothallic species would aid in characterization of the P. destructans mating system.
Finally, our results indicate that the study of epigenetic signatures can aid in the characterization of novel genomic regions associated with disease, particularly those overlooked by alternative approaches.
This can aid in the characterization of regulatory circuits and in the testing of model hypotheses for these systems.
Recently, human clinical devices have been deployed in captive and free-ranging wildlife to aid in the characterization of both normal physiology and the interaction of animals with their environment, including reactions to humans.
Some analyses, specifically wall thinning and microhardness, may aid in field characterization of explosive devices.
Novel prostaglandin-ethanolamide (PGE2-EA) and glycerol ester (2-PGE2-G) analogs were designed and synthesized to aid in the characterization of a putative prostamide receptor.
A few novel 1,3-dioxane carboxylic acid derivatives were designed and synthesized to aid in the characterization of PPAR α/γ dual agonists.
Here we describe the use of a multiscale engine which utilizes a combination of density functional theory with discrete molecular dynamics (dubbed QM/DMD) to aid in the characterization of metalloenzymes.
We report the design and synthesis of novel prostaglandin ethanolamide (PGE2 EA) analogs containing head and tail group modifications to aid in the characterization of a putative prostamide receptor(s).
