The phrase "assist identification" 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 something or someone.
Example: "The new software features tools that assist identification of potential security threats in real-time."
Alternatives: "aid in identification" or "facilitate identification".
A design method was developed in order to assist identification of the optimum bearing configuration.
A comparison of overlapping constituents in urine and feces (that have been treated with anal scent gland exudates) may assist identification of these compounds.
With the caveat that gene products with roles in the light responses of specific tissues or growth stages might be missed, such variation might assist identification of consistently responsive genes.
A small sticker was affixed to medical records of patients with diabetes to assist identification.
Nevertheless, identification of any weather-related patterns associated with colic may assist identification of causal factors.
The tumour marker CA-125 may also assist identification of RV failure in COPD patients.
The monitoring investigation has assisted identification of shortfalls in performance and possible explanations have been suggested.
Such "patch-seq" technology effectively assisted identification of gene programs underlying neuronal maturation as judged by electrophysiological characteristics.
Assessment of DC morphology was also performed and assisted identification.
Identification of the relationship between plaque composition by CCTA and patient clinical presentations may provide insight into the pathophysiology of coronary artery plaque, thus assisting identification of vulnerable plaques which are associated with the development of acute coronary syndrome.
VIE visualization could serve as a complimentary tool to conventional image visualization for the detailed analysis of coronary lumen changes in relation to the plaque components, therefore, assisting identification of unstable or vulnerable plaques.
