The phrase "are in place to identify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, procedures, or measures that have been established to recognize or determine something.
Example: "The new protocols are in place to identify potential risks before they escalate."
Alternatives: "are established to recognize" or "are set up to determine".
Protocols are in place to identify and follow-up participants whose scores on standardised mental health assessments indicate elevated psychological distress.
However, it is important to ensure that appropriate services are in place to identify individuals most likely to need extra psychological support.
It also means that media raise awareness, that law enforcement is free from corruption, and that strong monitoring systems are in place to identify communities at risk.
Primary care trusts should ensure that accurate systems are in place to identify unimmunised children and to offer catch-up immunisation for those not up to date for MMR.
Published guidelines by Colin Murray Parkes on how to conduct ethical bereavement research are being followed [ 42] and a series of measures are in place to identify and deal with any distress, complaints and sensitive issues arising in the course of the study (Table 3).
It is important that mechanisms should be in place to identify and support all students suffering from depression, but particularly the very few with persistent low mood.
For Supply Managers, data revealing levels of drug stock-outs and expired drugs should be in place to identify the need for stock management training and better quantification of drug requirements to avoid unnecessary costs through the mismanagement of drugs.
A protective environment helps to ensure that children are in school, laws are in place to punish those who exploit children, governments are truly committed to protection, communities are aware of the risks which children face, civil society addresses certain 'taboo' issues, and monitoring is in place to identify children who are at risk of abuse and exploitation.
The genomic tools are now in place to identify associations between genotype and phenotype and improve future efforts in potato breeding.
It is clear that appropriate services should be put in place to identify individuals most likely to need extra psychological support following the test result.
