The phrase "and data collection identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the results or findings of a study or analysis that involved data collection.
Example: "The research findings were conclusive, and data collection identified several key trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "and data gathering revealed" or "and data acquisition highlighted".
Staff based in hospitals around the region followed standard protocols to extract data from medical records and the data collection identified 5176 cases of colorectal cancer.
Initially we collected all small intestinal biopsy samples (normal mucosa, inflammation and VA) and at the end of the data collection, identified individuals with VA and inflammation according to relevant SnoMed codes.
The response biases and the difficulties of data collection identified in this study can help when designing future studies.
The sensitivity of the GC to the following scenarios was explored and areas for further data collection identified: 1. Limiting the number of slaughterhouses to one per premises: Slaughterhouses generally do not slaughter multiple species.
AT and SK conducted the data collection, identified part of the Ichneumon species, generated DNA sequences, and conducted the analyses of phylogeny and character-evolution.
A retrospective data collection identified 5,827 patients admitted to a five-bed ICU from April 1994 to November 2012.
Retrospective data collection identified all patients >80 years old admitted to CCU over a 22-month period to November 2010.
Our data collection identified key information about the school in question (course length, compulsory intercalation status) as well as year-by-year quantitative data regarding written and practical assessments (e.g. OSCEs).
The problems with data collection identified by interviewees included the lack of supervision at the community level for collecting data, poor reporting resulting from limited training, capacity, lack of job awareness and lack of transfer of data centrally leading to data and information loss.
Examples: counting transgender people as a means to reduce discrimination and violence; ensuring that women's voices in developing markets get heard when polling "heads of household;" enlisting underprivileged communities in places like Detroit, "a first world city crawling with third-world problems," to do their own data collection, identify issues and participate actively in solutions.
