The phrase "are in place to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, measures, or protocols that have been established to identify or recognize something.
Example: "The security measures are in place to detect any unauthorized access to the building."
Alternatives: "are established to identify" or "are set up to recognize".
We look at the mechanisms that are in place to detect failures, as well as how the platform is able to recover after such a failure occurs.
While there is no specific or credible intelligence that al-Qa'ida or its affiliates are plotting attacks in the United States to coincide with the ten year anniversary of 9/11, we remain at a heightened state of vigilance and security measures are in place to detect and prevent plots against the United States should they emerge.
Scotland was awarded OTF status in September 2009 under the provisions of the European Union Council Directive 64/432/EEC, which require that the incidence of confirmed positive bTB herds has remained below 0.1% for at least 6 consecutive years, and appropriate surveillance systems are in place to detect newly infected herds.
Tuberculosis free status does not imply the complete absence of bTB, but is instead awarded to a territory where the incidence of newly confirmed positive cases has remained below a set threshold for a number of consecutive years, and appropriate surveillance systems are in place to detect any increase in disease frequency [ 3].
But Mr. Bush, in his comments here, said such programs were effective only if a system was in place to detect an attack within hours of the first symptoms, so that "push-packs" of antidotes and other drugs could be deployed from regional warehouses.
This tsunami was not only not that type of tsunami, but even if buoys had been in place to detect it, Anak Krakatau was so close to the shoreline that any warning would have come through at extremely short notice, if at all.
"Systems need to be in place to detect these things early," said Gibbons of the University of Western Cape.
Employees of rodent breeding facilities of all kinds should be aware of the risks posed by exposure to rodents infected with LCMV, and monitoring programs should be in place to detect and control infections in rodents.
Historically, the procedures were put in place to detect male impostors and are not designed to distinguish among the various genetic and developmental disorders outlined in the essay.
