The phrase "and create a databank" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the establishment or development of a database or collection of information.
Example: "Our goal is to gather all relevant data and create a databank that can be accessed by researchers."
Alternatives: "and establish a database" or "and build an information repository".
'We condensed 20 billion gigaquads of data about aliens, planets, and technology into a databank and created an app to access it.'.
With QuaTI, we begin a very interesting project that will create a Brazilian databank on ICU performance.
The pilot informed the further development and refinement of technical specifications, data access controls and the establishment of an independent review process for data utilisation, to create an operational databank for research.
It was the first DNA match in a cold murder case -- unsolved and inactive -- since legislation was passed last fall allowing the state to create a criminal offender databank from DNA samples of convicted felons.
Mr. Rosenthal also urged lawmakers to support two other gun-control bills before the Legislature: one would create a ballistic fingerprint databank in Massachusetts requiring gun owners to register the unique patterns their gun barrels leave on bullets, and the other would bar anyone without a special exemption from buying more than one firearm per month.
Accused of attempting to "create a new God!", Caster is ambushed by neo-luddite terrorists and faces imminent termination unless his consciousness can be uploaded to a databank that promptly demands super-fast access to the internet.
We created a manually curated dataset of 15 HLA II-p structural complexes from Protein databank (PDB).
The curators produced a master list and a databank of images on the Philadelphia museum's computer.
As input, it takes the genome sequences and a databank of TE sequences, typically that generated by the TEdenovo pipeline.
