"lead to identifying" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a cause-and-effect relationship where one action or event results in the ability to identify or determine something. Example: The combination of DNA testing and witness statements can lead to identifying the culprit in a crime.
Intelligence analysts also were scrubbing the files for any information that might lead to identifying the location of Al Qaeda's surviving leadership.
But Dr. Hoekstra is confident and said the research that should lead to identifying the actual genes is already going on.
Determining factors associated with these high rates may lead to identifying measures that can help prevent disease.
Examining each packet that is routed through the network can lead to identifying unique flows based on conjoint attributes of the packets.
The backers hope that this genetic information will lead to identifying genes for draught, disease, and pest resistance as well as tolerance for poor soils.
It was surreal, but we thought the coverage could lead to identifying our attackers and also pressure the city into taking action against the uniformed officers.
The new sustainability goals must be calibrated to remedy the global, regional and local socio-environmental trends that lead to identified deficiencies in people's right to food, water, sanitation and development.
FTIR is a vibrational spectroscopy that allows investigating the global biochemical composition and ToF-SIMS lead to identify molecular species in particular lipids.
These two effects would lead to identify the same protein in different spots.
This could lead to identify limits of "Mister VCM" and the VCM language which could be enriched in future versions.
A study using precise SNP panel may lead to identify SNPs truly responsible for the survival and the function of the SNPs should be supported by biological investigations.
