The phrase "a centralised database for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a database that is organized in a centralized manner, typically for storing and managing data for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The company implemented a centralised database for managing customer information more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a centralized data repository for" or "a unified database for".
The results are gathered in a centralised database for each city, which participating agencies can access and update.
We entered data into a centralised database for analysis and resolved discrepancies by consensus of two authors (JS and OB).
These providers are then encouraged to enter the screened woman's details into a centralised database for subsequent automatic recall (every 3 years) and archiving of test results.
The data are generated during routine patient care using common software (JuniorBit ®), and are anonymously sent monthly to a centralised database for validation.
A centralised database for ambulance and emergency patient data and a common reporting template for research and innovation 39 is designed and shared to improve the quality and accessibility of informal research ('grey' literature).
Documented avoidable factors may be subjective and depend on the reviewer [ 46], while the lack of a centralised database for compiling audit results reduces the ability to track trends at all levels of the process.
We constructed a centralised database of 1 081 657 FT AT that were performed consecutively on fresh serum between 2002 and 2014.
Should a centralised database of surgeons' logbooks exist, and should permission to operate be granted or denied based on this?
Standardised routine reporting under harmonised definitions and outcome categories to a centralised database is key for an EU-wide surveillance system, including TOM, as well as challenges to improve completeness, timeliness, comparability and trend analysis.
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.
Additionally, while our findings are promising, there are challenges to adoption by other population-based screening programmes, including the need for a centralised database that links patients to their physicians.
