"will be identifiable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when demonstrating that something will be easily identified or noticed. For example: "The bright yellow bicycle will be identifiable among the other bikes in the shop."
Furthermore, these data are compatible with the assumption of the E-Z Reader model that early oculomotor decisions reflect "hedged bets" that a word will be identifiable and, when wrong, lead the system to identify the wrong word, triggering regressions.
Websites in compliance with the standards will be identifiable to consumers on the PAAG website as the ethical and safer choice when deciding to find a pet online.
Some of Adam's themes and melodies will be identifiable, but he says that they have been stretched and altered by his composer, Vincenzo Lamagna, into "beautiful, interesting stuff".
Sites that apply for the privilege and are granted entry into the club will be identifiable by the.museum appended to their Web addresses.
London 2012 festival events will be identifiable through branding, a pink ribbon, that she says will give them the imprimatur of quality.
It will be identifiable because it will look like it's travelling very slowly, in the opposite direction from everything else in the sky.
Participants will not be identifiable and the authors will disseminate the findings in peer-reviewed publications and at relevant conferences.
All information disclosed and data collected in the study will be confidential, and individuals will not be identifiable in any published material.
Only anonymised information will be stored on this, and participants will only be identifiable by their study number.
All questionnaire and examination data will initially be collected on hard copy Case Report Forms (CRFs) which will only be identifiable by a barcode containing the participant's unique study number.
Whether this will be a universal finding and, if so, at what age the impact of hyperglycemia during pregnancy will first be identifiable are unknown.
