The phrase "are appropriately identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper labeling or recognition of items, concepts, or individuals in a specific context.
Example: "In the report, all variables are appropriately identified to ensure clarity in the analysis."
Alternatives: "are correctly labeled" or "are suitably recognized".
As shown by the crosses, the peak locations are appropriately identified in the fringe images.
In 2000, the GH Research Society GHRSS) published guidelines based on height for age but also five other auxological criteria (see below), to ensure that children and adolescents with GHD are appropriately identified and treated [16].
Given the limitations of health professionals' identification of patient distress, implementation of systematic evidence-based approaches to screening and detection of distress is essential to ensure that patients' needs are appropriately identified [ 13].
Similarly, data from older studies that do not meet all requirements of the OECD TG 305 BCF test (OECD 1996) may still be valuable, if the differences are appropriately identified and constrained.
As indicated in the result section, 20 of the 83 genes associated with the Al stress response were identified in previous studies indicating that the genes associated with Al stress are appropriately identified using this approach.
Although tasks in the case identification step require health workers to understand the definition of each indicator, prior to this, health workers' understanding requires consistent settings of case definitions that assure that eligible cases are appropriately identified when health workers follow the definitions.
Once these variables have been appropriately identified developing a monitoring strategy becomes a routing problem.
As the normal procedure for reliability analysis, these relations should be appropriately identified to draw the block diagram of the system's reliability.
Those who deny climate change and block the policies necessary should be appropriately identified as opposed to lasting job creation and unwilling to protect the American economy and labor force.This is not an overstatement: the costs of continuing business-as-usual are staggering.
Here we suggest that a metric unifying biological systems has not been appropriately identified.
