"dna identification of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the process or method of identifying a person or organism using their DNA. Example: The police were able to make a positive identification of the suspect through the use of DNA identification techniques.
Gov. George E. Pataki has issued an order to increase the number of laboratories helping with DNA identification of those missing in the World Trade Center attack.
They were only shown a plastic bag that was already open, which contained the bone fragments that eventually yielded the sole positive DNA identification of an Ayotzinapa student.
DNA identification of the victims and hijackers could be important in a criminal investigation by aiding law enforcement officials in bringing any accomplices to trial.
Nineteen severely charred bone fragments had been sent to a highly specialized lab in Innsbruck, Austria, which had yielded one positive DNA identification, of a student named Alexander Mora Venancio.
A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 DNA Leads to Suspect In 25 Unsolved Rape Cases A forgotten piece of evidence in a rape case from more than 30 years ago -- a pair of woman's underpants -- has led to the DNA identification of a suspect in at least 24 other rapes and sexual assaults stretching from New York to Maryland, authorities said.
The PCR amplification strategy development in this study could be used in forensic DNA identification of scales suspected to be from protected pangolin species.
F.B.I. divers, hoping to make DNA identifications of the victims and the bombers, netted body parts floating in the waters around the ship.
Investigators are still trying to establish the cause of the accident, while forensic scientists were expected to complete DNA identifications of the last victims during the weekend.
The remains mostly ash with a few bone fragments were sent to a lab at the University of Innsbruck in Austria, where scientists have been able to make positive DNA identifications of two of the missing students.
Informative genotypes and matches can help law enforcement make DNA identifications of dangerous criminals.
But Mr. Vallone said that if coming Council hearings on the effectiveness of DNA identification convinced him of its merits, he might call on the State Legislature to pass a law requiring consideration of DNA evidence in death penalty cases.
