The phrase "a collection of informative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of items or materials that provide useful information on a particular subject.
Example: "The library has a collection of informative books on environmental science."
Alternatives: "a set of informative" or "a group of informative".
A prime focus at the moment is developing a collection of informative, provocative or inspiring books.
Furthermore, we highlight a collection of informative data sources suitable for the problem of predicting gene-HPO associations, including large scale literature mining data.
De novo assembly was performed using Trinity [ 32] and to eliminate mis-assemblies and ensure a collection of informative transcripts, read depth analysis was carried out.
A collection of 50 "informative" SNPs was chosen in this step.
"The Yellow House: Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Nine Turbulent Weeks in Arles" (Little, Brown; $24.99), by Martin Gayford, the chief art critic of Bloomberg Europe, is a skillfully ordered collection of informative and entertaining nuggets of intellectual and personal biography.
To extend the collection of informative mutant sites we analyzed the Mlo coding sequence of a further range of induced mlo candidate alleles reported in the literature [ 2, 31].
Real progress in G × E research requires concerted effort of collection of informative data sets.
As such, Robert Means Lawrence's The Magic of the Horseshoe: A Collection of Folklore, Myths and Superstitions (Hesperus, £9.99) is an informative beast.
Besides C. elegans, one of the more informative nematode datasets for this study is a collection of 4,780 ESTs from the human hookworm Necator americanus to which homologies were commonly found (42% and 38% respectively).
For a more reflective tone and a close look at some special places in the world, Kenneth Steven's Stories for a Fragile Planet, a collection of stories from around the world the past and present, is thought-provoking and informative.
Genotyping a collection of such samples from throughout the UK should then allow identification of high-quality ancestrally informative markers and enable a detailed analysis of population structure.
