The phrase "are very identifiable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is easily recognized or distinguished from others.
Example: "The unique patterns on the butterfly's wings are very identifiable, making it easy for enthusiasts to spot them in the wild."
Alternatives: "are easily recognizable" or "are distinctly noticeable."
"Back in the late seventies and early eighties there was a kind of Iowa Writers' Workshop type of poetry that was very identifiable," he says.
But I think they could do more… There's a whole set of channels which are very easily identifiable as the keynotes of Islamic State propaganda determination, that are really quite resilient on Telegram.
In general, yeast proteins are very easily identifiable in shotgun proteomics experiments if their corresponding mRNA is present at 9 molecules/cell (or higher) on average, and at around 1 molecule/cell mRNA, current high-throughput methods largely fail to detect proteins.
"It was beautifully made in a particular style that was very, very identifiable.
We have exemplary chosen a parameter that is expected to be very well identifiable after the design exercise with four successive experiments, one that is vaguely identifiable and one that is expected to be not identifiable at all.
The histological and immunohistochemical characteristics of schwannomas in Schwannomatosis and NF2 conditions are very similar, with no single robust identifiable feature serving for diagnostic purposes [ 2, 12].
"Despite their terms that there are no leaders, there were very clear, identifiable leaders in the movement," Ms. Ewell said.
Prints obtained using Kitchen Powders like Garam Masala, kitchen King, Coriander Powder were very less identifiable because of the less adherence properties of the major components of the powders to the sebaceous secretions.
While Pitt's quick appearance is very much identifiable, Reese and Wernick revealed with pride that none of the "thousands" of people who'd screened the movie prior to its release had spotted a heavily made-up Matt Damon, who appears alongside Alan Tudyk as a redneck whose toilet paper manifesto is interrupted by a time-traveling Cable (Josh Brolin).
This sign is very easily identifiable by any physician on the OPG (figure 3E).
