The phrase "classification such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce one or more categories or types of something. For example, "The student's grades are based on a classification such as test scores, homework assignments, and participation."
It also has been pointed out that factors other than those used in the classification, such as sunshine and wind, are important to vegetation.
The fine-grained or glassy nature of many volcanic rocks makes a chemical classification such as the felsic-mafic taxonomy very useful in distinguishing the different types.
One of the four criteria for defining a classification such as sexual orientation as suspect — which in turn subjects laws targeting that class of people to the highest burden of proof — is that the group in question share an immutable characteristic.
The certification body added it was to commission new research into sexual violence in movies and revealed its desire to take a tougher stance on content that is exempt from classification such as music videos and documentaries.
Derivational classification, such as natural products.
Structural classification, such as compounds, elements, ions and radicals.
These also apply at a lower level of classification, such as 'aromatic diazonium ion'.
Further applications in maximum likelihood estimation and classification such as optical character recognition are now given within.
We also use different machine learning methods for classification, such as support vector machine, convolutional neural network.
Top level hierarchical nodes are: Action and usage classification, containing biological agents, pharmacological agents, special agents and toxic agents Derivational classification, such as natural products Structural classification, such as compounds, elements, ions and radicals.
In homogenous object-oriented image classification, such as HOE, the key issue is to extract the objects with high homogeneity.
