The phrase "although one can identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception in a statement, often leading into a discussion about a specific point or observation.
Example: "Although one can identify several factors contributing to climate change, the most significant is the increase in greenhouse gas emissions."
Alternatives: "even though it is possible to identify" or "while one may recognize".
Cardiologists say that although they can identify people who have heart disease or risk factors for it, they are not so good at figuring out which are in real danger of having an attack soon, say in the next year or so.
National and international studies have shown that, although women can identify their own nutritional status properly, they have great difficulty in identifying their children's nutritional status adequately, especially in cases of overweight or obesity (Francescatto, Santos, Coutinho, & Costa, 2014; Guerrero, Slusser, Barreto, Rosales, & Kuo, 2010; Boa-Sorte et al., 2007; Hackie & Bowles, 2007).
For example, determination of acyl moieties in the sphingomyelin (SM) class is difficult because the ion abundance of sphingoid base fragment ions is rarely monitored in our MS/MS setting although we can identify the lipid class as SM by the class specific diagnostic ions.
Although SPI can identify growth inhibitory cDNAs, there is little reason to expect functional coherence within this group since interference with many functions can be detrimental.
Firstly, although echocardiography can identify systolic dysfunction, this information has relatively poor prognostic accuracy.
Although FBA can identify 79.8% (3,266/4,093) of pathway pairs by PEBA, FBA and PEBA still have 1,395 and 827 unique pairs, respectively.
Although GWAS can identify SNPs and other variations in DNA that are associated with specific diseases, they cannot determine specific causal genes [ 7, 8].
The observed preference toward a parallel orientation would facilitate processive binding, although we can identify no clear mechanism as to the origins of the preferential parallel orientation.
Although fMRI can identify brain regions associated with AG learning, the temporal resolution of EEG is better suited for identifying the time course of the neural response to AG sequences.
