The phrase "at your identified" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been previously identified by the reader, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Please proceed with the tasks at your identified location."
Alternatives: "at your specified" or "at your noted".
While the rest of the article will examine common cliches in greater detail, the most effective thing you can do is look at your work, identify the cliches that it embraces, and then think about how you can twist or subvert - or, even, if you're really good - deconstruct them.
As we digest the general election, I recommend that you keep this delightful essay at your side and identify the strategies as you hear them.
If you're planning to use the Addonics NAS adapter to engage in copyright violation, be aware that it'll be trivially easy for a snoop at your ISP to identify what files you're infringing.
Thoroughly look at your fillings to identify any potential problems.
Begin to look at your purchases and identify them as a need or want.
Look at your body and identify good pressure points where blood vessels are close to the skin surface, do not confuse them for veins.
For example, a nutritionist may be able to look at your notes and identify offending food groups or types (such as seeded fruits or emulsifiers in sauces), cross-contamination (often with nuts or grains), or incomplete elimination (due to hidden sources of the offending ingredient or multiple published names of ingredients on food labels).
But if you look on your dashboard, you can also look at only your pins to identify your best performing pins (the ones with the most repins).
Instead, the key to cashing in on geopolitical terror that arrives at your office is to identify and pursue third parties that may be responsible.
Ask your car rental agent or hotel concierge to look at your proposed route and identify any obvious drawbacks.
