The phrase "are working to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing ongoing efforts or actions aimed at identifying or discovering something.
Example: "The scientists are working to detect any signs of life on Mars."
Alternatives: "are striving to identify" or "are attempting to find".
Google and search engines like Microsoft's Bing are working to detect malicious sites and remove them from their indexes.
In addition to examining the cumulative effects of "repetitive concussive and subconcussive injuries to the brain," Dr. Bernick and his associates are working to detect the earliest signs of brain injury and to determine why some boxers seem more likely to develop neurological disorders than others.
Yet the opposition and the president's disgruntled allies should not try to push her out unless clear evidence of criminal wrongdoing against her comes to light.Brazil's institutions are working to detect and punish crimes that were committed by the ruling clique.
By developing a computer-based visual cognitive test, Neurotrack is working to detect the disease earlier, which can in turn fuel clinical trials for Alzheimer's drugs.
And they are working to become harder to detect on the grid.
The Home Office said police, security services and the Border Force were working to identify, detect and disrupt terrorist threats, including from British fighters attempting to return to the UK.
"We have learnt that some people may try to game the disclaimer system by entering inaccurate details and have been working to improve our review process to detect and prevent this kind of abuse," a Facebook spokesperson told the newspaper.
But methane can be produced by human and agricultural activity, so Shell is working to be able to also detect ethane, a heavier hydrocarbon that is not produced by human activity.
Doppler mode, which is used to observe blood flow to assess how organs are working and to detect obstructions in arteries, has been available since the 1980's.
For example, while you're driving a car, the computer will be working [to detect the position].
Yes, reports coming out of the European Organization for Nuclear Research CERNN) that scientists who've been working tirelessly to detect traces of the elusive particle are set to make some sort of announcement this Wednesday about how they've got their hands on enough evidence to say with a certain level of confidence that the Higgs boson "almost certainly does exist" are tantalizing.
