The phrase "allow you to identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to recognize or determine something.
Example: "This tool will allow you to identify the key issues affecting your project."
Alternatives: "enable you to recognize" or "permit you to determine".
Online health and medicine sites offer pill identifier search engines that will allow you to identify oral steroids by their characteristics.
Gas chromatography by itself, however, does not allow you to identify each component it is merely a way of separating them.
The idea is, it'll allow you to identify enemy types and dangerous locations on the map; it will also show, via an augmented reality HUD, where your grenade will land at the current throwing angle.
As I have written many times, the primary motive is not to allow you to identify yourself, but to allow the state to identify you and furthermore track your life in the records accumulated by the National Identity Register.
Like any job search, you first need to figure out where you want to work through a personal assessment and a survey of the field to allow you to identify the type of work that you want to pursue.
This knowledge will allow you to identify potential tradeoffs: if there's an issue you don't feel strongly about, you might be willing to concede in exchange for a concession on an issue you value greatly.
But it allows you to identify best practices for a broader implementation.
The vibrational spectrum of the light scattered off the sample allows you to identify the different molecules in the sample.
They are very simple - just little pictures allowing you to identify the species of bird, tree, butterfly etc.
This section allows you to identify whether you are willing to network with others in the Harvard community.
It allows you to identify the worst offenders and estimate their cost, in dollars, kilowatts or pounds of carbon dioxide.
