"such classifications" is an appropriate phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: "We must consider such classifications when organizing our data.”.
Such classifications are subject to heightened scrutiny.
Such classifications give rise to what are called typological classes.
Such classifications are done, however, to systematically categorize the numerous known poisons.
Such classifications presuppose, she writes, "a distinction between depression and manic-depressive illness – both clinically and etiologically – that is not always clear, or supported by science".
The unit approach suffered from the disadvantage inherent in such classifications: a restricted outlook based on existing practice.
Such classifications are found in many textbooks on comparative religion, and they offer a convenient framework for presenting religious history.
The agreement creates the first new pension category for state employees since 1983 — it is called Tier V because it is one of five such classifications, and provides the least generous benefits.
However, because the relationships between chemistry and other coal properties are complex, such classifications are rarely used for practical purposes today.
Plants are vegetables or weeds according as groups of people classify them, and different plants are included and excluded by such classifications in different languages and different cultures.
The cellphone case is a reminder of how difficult it is to identify a new carcinogen — and how important it therefore is to have standards to make such classifications possible.
