The phrase "a central databank" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a primary repository or storage system for data that is accessible and organized for various uses.
Example: "The company has established a central databank to streamline data management and improve accessibility for all departments."
Alternatives: "a main data repository" or "a primary data store".
The organization used the Australian Freedom of Information Act to obtain documents from Health and Community Services, and they distributed flyers to child-protection workers, encouraging them to come forward with inside information, for a "central databank" that they were creating.
These excerpts are transferred to a central databank [ 23].
All data are stored in a central databank to establish a Chinese renal database for research and publication purposes.
The Uniform Data System (UDS) is a central databank facility in Buffalo to which individual rehabilitation units submit their data for comparative purposes.
Written informed consent will be obtained from each patient in order to allow data and sample collection for storage in a central databank and biobank; additionally photo documentation as well as skin and other specimen will be stored when available.
Hsiao hypothesizes that our brains do this by transforming the inputs from receptors in our fingers and hands into "neural code" that the brain then matches against a stored central "databank" of memories of those objects.
The Bruno proposal does well to expand and expedite disclosure requirements, setting up one central databank to include even contributions to local campaigns.
The central databank that is the only formal way for Iraqi families to learn about prisoners, apart from visiting prisons themselves, now posts the names within a month, one official said.
Second-level data management and final analysis is planned to be performed based on the central databank (see Figure 1).
Number of hospitalization days and ED visits (per patient, per year), time of death (date), age, gender and socio-economic rank (SER) were retrieved from the MHS central databank.
Perhaps the recording business is hunkering down for a digital future, when people order recorded music from central databanks (like pay-per-view video), then siphon it onto recordable CD's or digital cassettes.
