The phrase "a centralised database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a database that is managed and stored in a single location, allowing for easier access and management of data.
Example: "The company decided to implement a centralised database to streamline its data management processes."
Alternatives: "a unified database" or "a consolidated database."
There was also apparent confirmation that a centralised database could be accessed by police to locate individuals.
The results are gathered in a centralised database for each city, which participating agencies can access and update.
The government has also made advances in the search for the disappeared, creating a centralised database, conducting exhumations and the return of remains to victims' families.
Last Monday, the government confirmed that it was abandoning its plans for a centralised database holding a record of every email, phone call and text message.
Since 1979, when the event began, people have peered into their gardens to spot feathered creatures and log their sightings in a centralised database.
As Catherine De Angelis, the editor of JAMA, points out, a group of big drug companies agreed in 1997 that they would create a centralised database.
Others projects of this initiative includes BioModels Database [ 6], a free, centralised database of curated, published, quantitative kinetic models of biochemical and cellular systems; and the Systems Biology Ontology (SBO) [ 7].
We use these alongside the familiar standardised mortality ratio (SMR) chart and comment on how this local approach complements the central collation and reporting paradigm of outcome monitoring from a national, centralised database.
Data was collected in the local hospitals and entered into an anonymous centralised database in accordance with national guidance.
A copy of this centralised database is then used for the analysis of data, through the use of specific tools.
This week, the EU decided to take a similar approach with immigrants, launching a centralised fingerprint database to try to stop asylum-seekers applying for refuge in more than one EU country.No matter how many initiatives like this are introduced, however, security will never be tight enough to catch all the terrorists operating on western soil.
