The phrase "best to identify" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is most suitable or ideal for identifying or recognizing a particular thing. Example: "The red shirt is the best to identify the team members during the match."
The candidate does his best to identify with small-town Iowans.
New research is looking at how best to identify the right cells to use for different therapies.
But as in "Frozen," Ms. Lavery is doing her best to identify with people we don't usually afford much sympathy.
I won't say because I may have to perform it one day - and in that case I'll do my best to identify with it!
"NHS staff must do their best to identify women at risk of a premature birth and treat them to reduce that possibility.
Dr. Sidney C. Smith, the chief science officer of the American Heart Association, said that the study raised questions about how best to identify patients who might require further treatment.
With SMEs expected to take on half a million new employees this year, time-poor business owners need to know how best to identify candidates that will fit with their business and how to make the process more efficient.
"But until recently we have not fully appreciated the extent of some of the mental stresses and injuries or how best to identify them" In particular, he said, the providers of psychological services on the base have been expanding their effort to interview "those who are most at risk," though "the screening process is not where we want it to be".
To resolve the pressing issue of how best to identify and stretch the most able students, it will recommend piloting a national aptitude test in schools and sub-dividing the top grade at A-level into three, the Guardian has learned.
We have the 338 ballots that the Miami-Dade Canvassing Board counted, and the court has heard from witnesses who may have agreed or disagreed with individual decisions that the Miami-Dade board made, but every one of those witnesses testified that they thought the Miami-Dade Canvassing Board were competent, honest people doing their very best to identify the intent of the voters.
But it's utopian to believe that the company could or would repair the millions of errors already built into the system — or that new problems won't continue to crop up, as Google vacuums up more millions of books without finding out in advance what book professionals know about how best to identify and organize them.
