The phrase "as he identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person's identification or recognition of something, often in a context where their perspective or insight is being highlighted.
Example: "The researcher presented the findings as he identified the key factors influencing the results."
Alternatives: "as he recognized" or "as he noted".
He explained his theory in two books respectively published in 1912 and 1913, entitled Catechism of the Restoration of the Soul (Catéchisme de la restauration de l'âme) and Christ Speaks Again (Le Christ parle à nouveau)—as he identified himself to Jesus Christ, and Antoine to John the Baptist which Debouxhtay considered as a potential plagiarism of Antoine's writings.
He was born in a series of phone calls to crisis hotlines and therapists, one of whom encouraged Terminator (as he identified himself then) to start writing.
Happy Halloran gave a jolly cackle and pounded his fist in his hand as he identified the lecturer, whom he'd encountered before.
The 43-year-old Australian, who played for United for two years between 1999 until 2001 having made three Premier League appearances in 1989/90 and 1990/91, didn't stop there as he identified the perfect replacement for Van Gaal in the former Chelsea manager Mourinho.
They housed the spectrum of modern Harlem, Mr. Price said, as he identified homes of doctors, restaurant managers and subsidized-housing residents living on a block that also had a bed-and-breakfast, a hostel (since gone condo) and a parking lot that was once the site of a brothel.
Yet it is hard not to recognize that Burke himself was telling the reader, in a way that entered the consciousness all the more forcibly because it accompanied entertainment, that civil society really did imply some evils, just as he identified losses as well as gains from progress in other connexions.
Cruddas winds the clock back three years as he identifies the key strategic reasons for the defeat.
There is a sense in which Dickens seems to identity himself with Barnaby Rudge, just as he identifies himself with all the principal characters of his fiction.
Mr. Pinchuk's endorsers include Kofi Annan as well as Mr. Soros, whom he identified early on as a mentor.
As a youth, he identified himself as a social democrat and enthusiastic Marxist.
