"exclusively identify" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to emphasize that a particular thing or group of things is the only one that can be used to identify something else. For example, "This type of plant can only be exclusively identified by its unique mineral content."
In their paper, Accessorize to a Crime: Real and Stealthy Attacks on State-of-the-Art Face Recognition, presented at the 2016 Computer and Communications Security conference, the researchers present their system for what they describe as "physically realisable" and "inconspicuous" attacks on facial biometric systems, which are designed to exclusively identify a particular individual.
That is, we do not exclusively identify RRI issues in the so-called ethically sensitive areas.
Also, in NFC's case, each contactless card stored on the device generates a cryptogram to exclusively identify each transaction.
While some gay men identify strongly with "top/active" or "bottom/passive" roles, many others regard themselves as "versatile" and do not exclusively identify with either role.
It is possible that the 'signal' text search is not discriminatory enough to exclusively identify transcriptional regulators and this should be borne in mind when viewing the network.
However, Saco et al. were unable to exclusively identify an association between Hp and growth performance [ 15].
Payments to one of these two companies, totaling approximately $3.8 million, were almost exclusively identified for the purported purpose of "financial consulting," and largely originated from two companies registered in Belize.
Since then, communism has been largely, if not exclusively, identified with the form of political and economic organization developed in the Soviet Union and adopted subsequently in the People's Republic of China and other countries ruled by communist parties.
Before the end of the 19th century, burlesque yielded in popular favour to musical comedy in Britain and had become almost exclusively identified with vaudeville humour in the United States.
When I finally decided to move formally to India in 1999, having published three novels and being about to publish another the following year, I already knew that I didn't want to be too closely and exclusively identified with the novel as a form; that, more than travelling between countries (a wrenching experience), I wished to travel between genres.
Spectroscopic data reveal that NbOx phase is highly dispersed and relatively large Nb2O5 crystallites are not detected; highly distorted NbO6 octahedral structures are exclusively identified by Raman spectroscopy.
