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The phrase "are identified from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of recognizing or determining something based on a specific source or criteria.
Example: "The species are identified from a comprehensive database of known flora."
Alternatives: "are determined from a" or "are recognized from a".
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The model parameters are identified from a complete multi-body simulator.
Mesoscopic material parameters are identified from a parameter study such that simulated macroscopic failure quantities conform to experimentally measured data.
Finally, undercut features are identified from a set of potential features with respect to the optimal parting direction.
Based upon qualitative research into internal consultancy in large business organizations, both standardizing agendas and standardized methods are identified from a range of consultant-led management innovation programs.
Nonlinear steady-travelling waves are identified from a nonlinear eigenvalue problem illustrating a multiplicity of solutions from which the dominating (attracting) solutions can be identified.
For this purpose, the existing literature and code provisions are surveyed and discussed while challenges and gaps are identified from a research, industrial and legislative perspective.
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Approximately 85% of pathogenic bacteria are identified from an agar plate within 4 hours of colony observation.
A decade ago, the cationic peptide PAF26 was identified from a library of hexapeptides using combinatorial chemistry.
Hydrogen bonds were identified from a H/D exchange experiment.
A linear model is identified from a nonlinear model.
Similarly, the target is identified from a stored image.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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