The phrase "contributed to the identification" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something or someone played a role in the process of identifying or recognizing something else. Here is an example: "The witness's detailed description of the suspect's appearance greatly contributed to the identification and subsequent arrest of the perpetrator."
R.C. contributed to the identification and validation of the classification criteria.
"We believe that in only one instance over the past seven years has the program arguably contributed to the identification of an unknown terrorism suspect.
This study contributed to the identification of key socioeconomic indicators influencing vegetated landscape pattern changes in peri-urban regions.
A visionary in medical genetics, Dr. Peltonen contributed to the identification of disease genes for human diseases in the Finnish and other populations.
These methods have contributed to the identification of several overarching mechanisms that drive processes during cancer progression including tumor growth, angiogenesis, and metastasis.
Various researchers have contributed to the identification of the mass and stiffness matrices of two dimensional (2-D) shear building structural models for a given set of vibratory frequencies.
This study not only opened up a new aspect in the usefulness of PACAP and its derivatives for therapeutic application but also contributed to the identification of new members of the CPP family.
The use of structural alerts has contributed to the identification of many compounds with potential toxicity issues in modern drug discovery.
The responses of this questionnaire contributed to the identification of the following improvements in computational support: a) the possibility of reusing specific details of a requirement, in the instantiation of related patterns.
Protein-based approaches have already contributed to the identification of vector proteins reacting to pathogens or endosymbionts [11], [12], [13].
This contributed to the identification of the BSE as the origin of vCJD epidemics in humans, suggesting that protein glycosylation may be part of specific strain properties [11].
