The phrase "detection that" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate evidence of something that has been detected. For example, "A sound analysis revealed a detection that the engine had been replaced."
Multiple PCR assays for Y. pestis detection that primarily detect markers located on plasmids have been developed (1 – 6 ).
Research the systems of detection that allow air traffic controllers to do their jobs.
Most interestingly, the camera has face detection that can find and focus on up to 10 subjects in a single photo.
Umberto Eco's "Name of the Rose" lingered in the 14th century as a novel of detection that revealed itself to be an epistemological investigation.
Five years ago, Langleben and a group of Penn colleagues published the study on brain scanning and lie detection that attracted Huizenga's attention.
Dr. Hatzes called Gliese 581g "a marginal detection" that was not supported by additional data, something that happens often.
And he knows the early detection that meant the original tumour was still small was a life-saving factor.
There's even something called Pedestrian Detection that looks out for person-shaped things on the road in front, warns you, then brakes if you decide not to do anything.
It could well be that the old ways – the brush contacts and so on – were the ones that avoided detection, that turned out to be more secure than the highly sophisticated modern methodology.
There are other subtleties in odorant molecule detection that are difficult to explain, Raman adds.
This is related to the idea of outlier detection that has recently been studied [9, 10].
