The phrase "and identified by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular item or individual that has been recognized or labeled in some way.
Example: "The document was filed under the category of 'urgent requests' and identified by a unique reference number."
Alternatives: "and recognized by a" or "and marked by a".
Officially, the growers are known as récoltants-manipulants (harvester-makers) and identified by a tiny "RM" on their labels.
The model is recognized and identified by a generic simulator collaborating with a genetic algorithm.
Another option is to enclose them in special plastic boxes, made by Keysure, which are signed by the tenant on the inside and identified by a code name on the outside.
One for $240 million, made in 1998 and identified by a Sotheby's code name -- the flower loan -- went to Wolfgang Flottl, a Austrian-born financier who had been a major buyer and seller at auction for years.
Taken captive in Fulton, N.Y., and identified by a Cornell University expert, the adult female alien is the only one of its kind ever discovered in the eastern United States.
In this study we test how a GABAergic amacrine celldefined by its wide-field morphology and identified by a transgenic mouse line (nNOS-Cre-ER)is functioning to inhibit ganglion cells, such as the W3 cell.
Its presence thus remained unrecognized by South African scientists until early 2017, when it was found and identified by an entomologist during a routine pest check of the Pietermaritzburg Botanical Gardens, about 50 miles inland from Durban.
Other hydrolysis products (xylobiose X2, xylotriose X3, xylotetraose X4, xylopentaose X5, xylohexaose X6) were eluted from the plate with methanol and identified by an LCQ Advantage MAX tandem mass spectrometer (Thermo Finnigan).
The stem of C. pallida used for this study was collected from the campus of Noakhali Science and Technology University, Noakhali, Bangladesh and identified by an expert.
Cells were imaged with a widefield microscope (Leica Microsystems, Wetzlar, Germany) using the uniform random sampling module and identified by an iso-surface calculation (Imaris, Bitplane AG, Zurich, Switzerland).
The fruits of P.acidus were collected from Kapasia, in the district Gazipur of Bangladesh in August 2014, and identified by an expert taxonomist from the Bangladesh national herbarium.
