The phrase "aiming to collate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention or goal of gathering or organizing information or data.
Example: "The research team is aiming to collate all relevant studies to provide a comprehensive overview of the topic."
Alternatives: "intending to gather" or "seeking to compile".
This systematic review aimed to: collate all ACT interventions with chronic disease/long-term conditions, evaluate their quality, and comment on efficacy.
We aimed to collate the current evidence about interventions that have been devised to improve the responses of mental health nurses towards this group of people.
The government is cautiously optimistic about the Verify program after the NHS care.data scheme, which aimed to collate health records in a single "spine", ran into objections from privacy campaigners.
James Surowiecki's book The Wisdom of Crowds argues that "the many are smarter than the few," and has thus provided a glib rationale for online projects that aim to collate collective "wisdom", rather than to give a voice to individuals.
Once Ark Franklin's garden is completed – by September this year, if all goes well – Miers and Harper-Hinton will aim to collate everything they have learnt to give other schools around the UK the tools to do something similar.
This study aimed to collate current evidence regarding the efficacy of various blood flow restriction (BFR) strategies for well-trained athletes, and to provide insight regarding how such strategies can be used by these populations.
This literature review aimed to collate and examine what is currently known about the influence of boot design on walking in order to identify gaps in the literature and develop evidence-based recommendations upon which to design future research studies investigating work boot design.
Sammy Andrews, independent music industry advisor and Director of Entertainment Intelligence, recently founded Let's Be the Change, which aims to collate a master list of speaker candidates from a diverse range of sectors, genders and ethnicities.
One such project is the American Society for Clinical Oncology's CancerLinQ initiative, which aims to collate data from every cancer patient in the US and make it available for analysis in the hope that it will reveal patterns that lead to new insights.
We aimed to collate recommendations and resources to support telestroke implementation.
