The phrase "act was collected" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or context that would clarify what "act" refers to, making it unclear.
Example: "The data from the survey act was collected last week."
Alternatives: "action was gathered" or "data was compiled".
Blood samples for aPTT and ACT were collected at 15 min after dosing.
The best of Tim's vicious standup act is collected in a fantastic new album, Please Help Me I Am Very Sick, a pay-what-you-want 30-minute comedy album that's alternatively dark, absurdist, and downright fucking goofy.
Also, data on the number of RDT-negative and RDT-positive patients who received ACTs were collected.
Hence, the child's acts are collected during the whole 24 hours for seven days in every measurement points.
Aristida stricta, a little wiry grass whose seed drills itself into the ground with the help of three whiskery hairs that act as a windmill, was collected on top of a 200-foot-high sand dune created by an old titanium mine near Lakehurst, N.J. "I looked down on this old air hangar, and somebody said, 'That's where the Hindenburg crashed,' " he said.
In the adult fish trials, individual fish were anesthetized [MS-222, according to Home Office recommendations; Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986], and blood was collected via the caudal sinus with heparinized syringes.
Biopsies from ACT patients were collected and prepared as previously described [ 15], while biopsies from osteoarthritic joints were taken from areas macroscopically judged as the healthiest part of the cartilage.
In addition, pursuant to the Personal Data Protection Act, data were collected anonymously, patients were informed about the research by posters and leaflets in practice waiting rooms and patients had the opportunity to refuse participation.
In addition, pursuant to the Personal Data Protection Act data were collected anonymously; patients were informed about the LiPZ study by posters and leaflets in the practice waiting rooms, and they could opt not to participate in the study.
Three of his one-act plays were collected in Színtér (1982; "Stage").
