The phrase "assist detection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to helping or facilitating the process of identifying or discovering something.
Example: "The new software is designed to assist detection of anomalies in the data."
Alternatives: "aid in identifying" or "help with detection".
MRCP can assist detection of such variants when suspected clinically.
While this scheme is not directly concerned with detection, however, it could assist detection schemes in advancing their performance and efficiency by optimizing, for instance, the placement of the monitoring nodes.
In order to assist detection of bacteria in infected macrophages, strains were transformed with a GFP-expressing plasmid (pFVp25.1).
In all examples presented so far, various experimental assays were used to assist detection and identification of structures of interest in cryo-tomograms, but not to investigate cells in a well-defined functional or developmental stage.
The Figure 1 model has sufficient degrees of freedom to detect many mis-identifications of latents, but the Figure 2 model has even more degrees of freedom, and its restrictive latent causal claims assist detection of additional inconsistencies.
We found that technologies are increasingly available to assist detection and diagnostic tasks involved in a bioterrorism response but that only 23 systems were evaluated according to one or more evaluation criteria.
Ye, L. et al. Analysis of the sericin1 promoter and assisted detection of exogenous gene expression efficiency in the silkworm Bombyx mori L. Scientific reports 5, 8301 (2015).
So, the cognitive radio communications would be implemented under an assisted detection scheme provided by the primary sites (i.e., base stations, backbone).
Researchers have proposed different solutions to enhance the spectrum sensing capabilities of complex self-organizing cognitive radio (CR) networks which includes spectrum usage tables, network assisted detection, sharing spectrum occupancy information amongst cognitive radio devices, and using beacons when primary license devices become active.
This is the first report of animal assisted detection of C difficile.
This application has been termed computer aided (or assisted) detection, commonly referred to as CAD.
