Of course its gonna have a different "name"/identifier if you use it though usb controller beforehand. Not all usb-sata controller are transparent and the WD-Element build in control boards are clearly changing the drive identification.
you could check "parity is already valid" and then run a parity check afterwards. If it passes it passes, worst case, you have to fix parity. Because im sure you dont wanna put the drive back into the usb enclosure.
The take away from this incident is, you can "stresstest" aka preclear, a drive while its in the enclosure to see if its a dud, but if you wanna integrate it, you should shuck it and attach it via sata directly to avoid such hassles in the future