The phrase 'electronic identification' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a form of identification done electronically, such as through biometric devices or access cards. For example, "The company requires employees to undergo electronic identification in order to gain access to the facility."
Security experts say technology has presented almost limitless possibilities, including national electronic identification cards.
Less than 10% used electronic identification for their animals.
Critics say electronic identification cards combined with other measures could usher in an era of surveillance and suspicion.
Japan and South Korea both require electronic identification tags that verify the animal's age and place of birth.
It calls for an electronic identification system to ensure employers verify that all their employees are legally allowed to work.
In time, it hopes to use the same technology to turn mobile phones into electronic identification devices as well.
To ensure absolute correct identification of the individual a subcutaneously injected microchip carrying a unique, electronic identification-number is ideal because it actually stays with the animal.
Take digital signatures -- e-commerce jargon for secure electronic-identification codes.
Also, just in case you didn't pick up the tip in season one about cutting off a dead person's thumb so that you can use it on the electronic-identification pad at his office, you see it again in season four.
After electronic identification of 1,553 potentially relevant studies, 175 were identified for additional scrutiny.
The target is 600m by 2015.Electronic identification typically combines something only you own (like a card, or in some cases a smartphone with an ID app) with something only you know (like a number or password).
