The phrase "after collating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of gathering and organizing information or data before taking further action.
Example: "After collating the survey results, we will analyze the data to identify trends."
Alternatives: "following the compilation" or "subsequent to gathering".
The website Injury League suggests otherwise, after collating data from PhysioRoom.com.
After collating and reviewing this data and feedback, we are now in a position to show the homepage to all our international visitors.
"After collating evidence from those present, including a senior UK Football Policing Unit representative, we are making a formal complaint to Uefa.
After collating five years of the data, the researchers found that the ice surface of some of the glaciers is currently going down by as much as 4 metres each year, indicating a rapid overall loss of ice.
After collating the views of thousands of drivers, studying their experiences of surges, nudges from the platform, threats of deactivation for their ratings or refusals of incoming jobs, Rosenblat and her co-author, Luke Stark of New York University, came up with the phrase "algorithmic management" to describe the way that Uber controls its drivers through a set of mostly automated commands.
The team reached their findings after collating 170,000 records for 127 gamebird species across Europe and Asia dating back over the past two centuries.
Newton, always somewhat interested in alchemy, now immersed himself in it, copying by hand treatise after treatise and collating them to interpret their arcane imagery.
"Great fucking movie and now I really want to kill some fucking ragheads," read one tweet, in a set of screenshots that quickly went viral after being collated by journalist Rania Khalek for the online publication Electronic Intifada.
One where clinicians, IT people and administrators are going to set aside their differences and work together happily ever after to collate vast stacks of error-free data and produce revealing statistics, which lead to the cure of all known diseases.
New Zealand levies $38 £166) for each 30 minutes spent collating information after the first hour.
Prior to founding Transatlantyk, Zambon was responsible for The Very Polish Cut Outs, a label that saw him collating essential after essential edit of beefed-up Polish pop.
