The term "explicit identification" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to explicitly stating or clearly identifying someone or something by name or description. Example: In the article, the author makes an explicit identification of the main characters in the novel before diving into the plot.
An explicit identification is also established with the fate of the ancient Israelites.
On cross-modal interactions, top-down controls such as attention and explicit identification of cross-modal inputs were assumed to play crucial roles for the optimization.
D'Souza argues that the President of the United States is his father, reincarnated, and that Obama even "took his father's name in order to cement his explicit identification with him".
The model is shown to accurately capture the load deformation characteristics of the tested specimens and allows for the explicit identification of the components resisting load.
Within this framework – in the case of RC constructions – a major requirement is the explicit identification of the reference values for the strength of in situ concrete.
This paper furthers the understanding of the ecological effects of urbanization processes and provides a spatially explicit identification for ecological conservation and restoration in rapidly urbanized regions.
(h) which defined "actual sexually explicit conduct", "identification document", "produces", and "performer".
(g) defined "actual sexually explicit conduct", "identification document", "produces", and "performer".
A neural flight control system is used to actuate the gains of a linear controller for gain scheduling purposes without any explicit system identification.
(The seminal multiplayer online game Counter-Strike, one of the most popular team-based combat simulators, sets its two sides as terrorists and counterterrorists, without any explicit political identification).
The control strategy is based on a new adaptive technique named Pole-Zero Assignment Controller (PZAC) in which a particular power system transfer function (Gd(s) = Δδ/ΔPm) is modified to a standard form based on an explicit system identification.
