The phrase "and identification as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's self-perception or how they categorize themselves within a certain group or identity.
Example: "Her research focuses on gender and identification as a feminist in contemporary society."
Alternatives: "and recognition as a" or "and classification as a".
"We would like many more people to have the opportunity to try it and identification as a sport could help achieve that".
In this figure, blue circles and the blue positive trend line represent the relationship between post-course personal importance of GCC and identification as a Democrat.
Red triangles and the red negative trend line represent the relationship between post-course personal importance of GCC and identification as a Republican.
This paper demonstrates the use of system modeling and identification as a means to find models relevant to the engine control.
The propagandistic rhetoric changed in relation to events and to the atmosphere of Napoleon's reign, focusing first on his role as a general in the army and identification as a soldier, and moving to his role as emperor and a civil leader.
Many respondents described spiritual methods of detection and identification as a popular means to identify mental illness.
Because of these risks, an early and adequate identification as well as an appropriate intervention for social anxiety are desirable.
Proteomics results are shown at the bottom of the results page, and include phosphorylation status and proteomic identification as a whole.
The above makes FeSODII promising as a molecular tool for diagnosis and identification, and as a potential chemotherapeutic target for designing drugs aimed at controlling not only of the diseases caused by Phytomonas species, but also for the great metabolic similarity to other trypanosomatids of animals and humans, it may be possible for these results to be extrapolated.
To determine rates of skeletal survey completion and injury identification as a function of age among children who underwent subspecialty evaluation for concerns of physical abuse.
Using GLMM and photo identification as a random factor, we also solved the potential problem of differing evaluations of scenes according to the different numbers and distances of WTs.
