The phrase "also served to identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the function or purpose of something in relation to identification.
Example: "The new software also served to identify potential security threats in the system."
Alternatives: "also functioned to identify" or "also acted to identify".
CTV noted, for example, that the team's study also served to identify a gene responsible for producing cannabis' "signature" terpene, beta-caryophyllene, which is known to interact with cannabinoid receptors in human cells.
This record system also served to identify the type and amount of resource consumption.
4– 7 Performance analysis also served to identify the population threshold where the adjusted Chiang II methodology produced reliable estimates.
It also served to identify the teachers' weakest areas in terms of their knowledge and their need for guidance from mental health specialists.
Weekly telephone calls also served to identify if unreported febrile episodes had occurred since the last contact and to arrange medical visits as appropriate.
The analysis also served to identify that the percentage of older adults with physical and mental limitations and chronic diseases is higher among those with HI than in those without HI.
These models not only operationalise our basic physiology understanding but also serve to identify knowledge gaps and priority research areas.
This review also serves to identify factors that should be considered in designing future diet-cognition studies.
The correlations also serve to identify the most suitable membrane and operating parameters when having to meet design criteria, e.g. limited construction space or maximum power loss.
These surveys can also serve to identify areas for course correction to keep a great culture on track.
This approach may also serve to identify opportunities for enhanced and new community support and services for these high-risk individuals.
