The phrase "experience in identifying" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to a person's knowledge and background in recognizing certain patterns or elements. For example, "The detective had extensive experience in identifying criminal suspects."
In his book, Mr. Romney cites the Massachusetts experience in identifying three necessary components for universal coverage.
Israeli officials credit their success in blocking such attacks to increased experience in identifying potential bombers, as well as to a separation barrier they are building all along the West Bank and the killings and arrests of militant leaders.
Human traffickers prey on the vulnerabilities of their victims and count on police officers, prosecutors, judges and public defenders' lack of experience in identifying and confronting modern-day slavery.
Experience in identifying the various types of anthropogenically modified landscapes is outlined with special emphasis on diagnostics of cultural-historical landscapes as the main objects for study of the anthropogenic landscape genesis.
To determine inter- and intraexaminer reliability of examiners without clinical experience in identifying and classifying myofascial trigger points (MTPs) in the shoulder muscles of subjects asymptomatic and symptomatic for unilateral subacromial impact syndrome (SIS).
Second, and even more striking, the collective product of all those amateur clickers was very good — as a report put it, their "automatically computed consensus" was "virtually indistinguishable from the inputs of a geologist with years of experience in identifying Mars craters".
Based on previous experiences in identifying unoriginal work where a detailed examination of a range of irregularities within a particular student cohort was required (Rogerson, 2014), a template process was trialled and implemented.
These characteristics are as follows: male, younger in age, junior in the CA service history, senior in the express operations (experienced in identifying tax rate and CIF value), lower ranking in the express business but has more experience in the field, and higher educational attainment.
In addition, the paucity of accurate data on the prevalence and distribution of even the most common zoonoses in India means that the experts we interviewed had to rely on piecemeal data and personal experiences in identifying the regions, occupations, and populations most affected by zoonotic disease, Thus, our understanding of at-risk populations must be revised as better data becomes available.
Several factors seemed to contribute to the difficulties case managers experienced in identifying unmet needs including the limited contacts between the case managers and patients and carers.
Through the experiment, it was found that people experience difficulties in identifying the locations of wayfinding aids, understanding terminologies and pictograms on signs, and being assured of the destination while following a series of signs.
