The phrase "and if identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing conditions or actions that depend on the identification of something or someone.
Example: "The procedure will be followed, and if identified, the source of the issue will be addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "and upon identification" or "and when identified".
While we cannot easily identify which kid will be a societal danger, we should take some traits seriously, and if identified, make every attempt toward remediation.
The WHO works with local medical authorities when plague outbreaks are identified, and if identified quickly bubonic plague from flea bites can be treated successfully with antibiotics.
Because fluctuations in heart rate may be multifactorial, the subject is evaluated and a cause for tachycardia other than study drug is sought and if identified, treated.
Therefore, as has been suggested previously (Cook et al. 2010), dogs should be screened for preexisting hip dysplasia and if identified should not be used in feasibility studies to evaluate new joint therapeutics.
That means that with continuous measurements of index parameters of water quality for drinking consumption, and even its prediction for the future, must be sure the quality of these parameters in comparison with specified standards and if identified a non-authorized pollutants, timely find the source and recovery it.
The renal, adrenal, and lumbar arteries were assessed for accessory collateral supply and, if identified, were also embolized to stasis.
In such circumstances, offending agents would most likely not be identified early, and even if identified, specific antidote treatment may not exist, making resuscitative, symptomatic, and supportive care more important.
2. Assuring women who test positive that cervical cancer is preventable and treatable if identified early.
When investigating VIP, we therefore recommend that comorbidities are looked for and treated if identified.
And if identifying butterflies among such diversity wasn't difficult enough, the linguistic divide adds a challenge: both German and French species names are used here, which confuses even professionals.
But the thing is, Steve King is still in Congress, and if identifying his racism is such a layup, why on earth do people keep re-electing this guy?
