"detect and determine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is being evaluated or identified. For example: "The program is designed to detect and determine the presence of harmful chemicals in water."
To detect and determine the magnitude of vertical deviation in patients with unilateral sixth nerve palsy.
The other six stations are hydrophones underwater microphones moored about a kilometer beneath the surface in order to detect and determine the direction of acoustic waveforms.
The MinION has been used to detect and determine the full (or nearly full) genome sequences of a range of animal and human viruses, including ebola33, dengue34, zika35, influenza31, cowpox36, and Ross River virus37.
This theoretical study may be a useful guide for the design of CSA sensor to detect and determine a special analyte.
In summary, MRS is therefore the only method in this survey that can detect and determine the vertical and lateral distribution of water within the aquifer together with the total volume of free water.
The technique of colorimetric sensor array (CSA) is proved to be a novel and helpful method to detect and determine the quality of food and beverages with simple, inexpensive, rapid and sensitive advantages.
This study was designed to evaluate the accuracy of MRCP in detecting and determining the extent of choledochal cysts, as well as associated ductal anomalies or lesions.
In this regard, intelligence on various sensors detecting and determining changes on emotions is required.
Moreover, although most of dyes are not highly toxic, they should be detected and determined in different water samples.
This includes topics such as analytical tools for detecting and determining risks of chemicals in aquatic environments, modelling resources and results, abatement options, regulatory opportunities and scenario development.
By performing simple PCR reaction and sequencing of the DNA, methylated and unmethylated cytosines of the DNA sequence are detected and determined (Fig. 2).
