The phrase "art of identifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing skills or techniques related to recognizing or discerning something, often in a creative or nuanced way.
Example: "The art of identifying subtle differences in flavor is essential for a sommelier."
Alternatives: "skill of recognizing" or "craft of discerning".
Traditionally, diagnosis has been defined as the art of identifying a disease from its signs and symptoms.
Decode Genetics is a leader in the difficult art of identifying the genes involved in complex diseases, the name for the common diseases to which several variant genes contribute.
How have you been using your emotional intelligence at work? Chances are you've called on it less than you might like, according to new research which shows that the art of identifying, understanding and managing your emotions – and those of others – to improve your performance has, apparently, declined since the start of the financial crisis.
Remote sensing is the science and art of identifying, observing, and measuring an object without coming into direct contact with it.
Academic achievement only goes so far, and five years out of college, no one is really going to care if you could master the fine art of identifying a certain tree in Earth science unless your career choice depends on it.
See also: L Bee et al (July 2015) Up to now, molecular medicine or the art of identifying deleterious, disease-causing mutations in genes relied on knowledge-based sequencing of a handful of candidates.
In this study, we explored Plasmodium response to ART with the aim of identifying patterns of gene expression across developmental stages and species that could give further insight into mechanism of drug action.
Experimental results show that Mem-ADSVM significantly outperforms state-of-the-art predictors in terms of identifying both membrane proteins and their multi-functional types.
I have never known what it means, in any form of art, to "identify" myself, as many people say they do, with the hero or heroine, and I very much doubt that those who claim that this happens to them are accurately reporting their own experiences.
His point is that contemporary art audiences are frequently incapable of identifying the greatest works of their own generation.
Professionals spend years learning the intricacies of identifying historical art prints.
