The phrase "already gathered for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been collected or assembled in advance for a specific purpose or event.
Example: "The materials for the presentation have already gathered for the meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "previously collected for" or "already assembled for".
Further, included sources were hand searched and relevant sources not already gathered from the search databases were identified for full review.
Furthermore, how can retailers aggregate this data with the online data that they've already gathered from their consumers, and that is already in use for advertising campaigns?
Coupled with information already gathered from sources like Web surfing and credit cards, the data is the basis for an emerging field called collective intelligence.
Mr. Weiss's movie has already gathered praise for the sharpness of its story and authenticity of its voice.
Some of the premiers, such as Ontario's Mike Harris, have already gathered credit for their own tax cuts, and run governments that are large employers.
Around 1 30pm, the high-schoolers arrived at Place de la République, joining the college students and unions who were already gathered there for the general demonstration.
He walks into a Herndon diner called Amphora, his secret gathering spot today, a one-block stroll to where a crowd of Latino day laborers has already gathered to wait for potential employers.
The one at Hollywood Park in Inglewood is, because its backers have already gathered enough signatures for a ballot measure.
Yet, progress is being made: different research consortia have already gathered phenotypic information for a number of large data sets.
The members had already gathered at the hotel for a weeklong training session in preparation for what had been the expected inauguration on Sunday.
