The phrase "are apparently identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been recognized or labeled, often with a sense of uncertainty or speculation.
Example: "The species of the newly discovered plant are apparently identified as belonging to the rarest family in the region."
Alternatives: "seem to be identified" or "are seemingly recognized".
The synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction profiles of the initial state suggest that all three samples are apparently identified as the target product, α-NaFeO2, with rhombohedral structures.
Polistes fuscatus paper wasps mate preferentially with non-nestmates, which are apparently identified by learned genetic recognition cues [ 76], and P. dominulus males displayed a preference for non-nestmate females [ 77].
The boys were apparently identified on the basis of Facebook photos.
He was apparently identified by an RUC detective.
As seen in Fig. 8b, focal renal tubular cell injury is apparently identified by DDC fluorescence, but is not clearly traced using H&E histopathological analysis; this demonstrates the high sensitivity of DDC in the detection of such renal damage.
This one is apparently nameless, identified only as the 8″ MID on the user manual.
Despite being identified from both the host and symbiont libraries, all of the eight carbohydrate esters identified are apparently encoded by prokaryotic symbionts.
Before they are apparently shot, the hostages identify themselves as Syrians from Raqqa, and say they were supplied with equipment such as concealed cameras "to monitor" IS activities and purportedly "confess" to having completed reconnaissance missions sanctioned by British authorities.
Although our methods are apparently very good at identifying high copy number elements and moderate-to-low copy number families with high similarity, they will necessarily be inadequate for identifying very low copy number families and older highly diverged elements in a genome.
Universal families have been identified which are apparently essential for survival of all LAB, but also species-specific protein families.
Of the 23 total CBMF members identified, 58% are apparently derived from termites and 42% from prokaryotic symbionts.
