The phrase "able to be collected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that can be gathered or accumulated, often in contexts related to data, resources, or information.
Example: "The data from the survey is able to be collected and analyzed for further insights."
Alternatives: "capable of being gathered" or "can be obtained".
The company is not aware of any occasions on which sick children have not been able to be collected from school by their parents.
We are continuing our efforts to refine and improve the accuracy of the Apple Insect Model predictions, and expand the range of sites from which weather data is able to be collected.
If the sensors are compatible with Visualization software, the data are able to be collected directly by the Visualization software.
Fluid data has the potential to provide an instant, accurate picture of how a student is performing if it is able to be collected, linked and analysed.
Nevertheless, the near-infrared light is able of penetrating N+ layer and absorbed by N layer, and then a large number of generated carriers are able to be collected by the P layer under the action of reverse bias.
Not all scats seen were able to be collected due to being out of reach or dissipating in the water column before being able to run nets through the fecal plume.
But being able to understand how they were collected," and being able to ascertain how the underlying data was used, makes the information useful.
He opened a school, but to judge from the photos the young women he was able to collect were mostly rather plump and bewildered.
"The earliest article reporting a selfie death that we were able to collect was published in March 2014," say Lamba and co.
Delgo: "The information we are able to collect is way more relevant".
"What we will be able to collect will be determined by the actual operation," he said.
