Sentence examples for something identified from inspiring English sources
The phrase "something identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an object, concept, or idea that has been recognized or specified in a particular context. Example: "In the report, we need to focus on something identified as a key factor in the project's success."
Again, that was something identified by the ACCC inquiry, which concluded: "There are currently very few constraints on monopoly pricing by pipeline operators".
Incidental Intelligence: For two and a half books of Plaid Stamps, the A. & P. is offering something identified as an Oilette by Vermeer.
The annotative examples include pheasants, sea horses, something identified (hilariously) as "the zombie worm" and — you've got it — the parents of Cassidy and her whiny older sister, Casey Emily Meadee).
As one respondent said, "When I need something identified like a can or TV dinner I am going to use it now, not whenever my friends get around to telling me what it is.
The gang arrives at something identified onscreen as "Capsule Studio" to find Tim standing in front of a big white sheet upon which images of Jackie Kennedy are projected.
The carrot: If your friend joins and buys something, identifying you as the reason for joining, you get 5percentt of the sale in cash or credit.
"It's getting harder and harder to get into college, so it's essential these kids have something identifying them in some kind of unique way," she said.
Your mission is to take a quick pic of a female pleading – even wistfully – for the phone with something identifying CrunchGear in the frame – a sign, perhaps the website itself.
"My image is something everyone identified with," he claimed.
It was something I identified with and luckily I was cast".
"We were interested in the same romantic ideas — being a painter was something we identified with".
