The phrase "are further collated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of gathering and organizing information or data in a more detailed or comprehensive manner.
Example: "The survey results are further collated to provide a clearer understanding of the participants' preferences."
Alternatives: "are additionally compiled" or "are further organized".
Over time, codes were further collated into categories such as nature of research collaborations, challenges with seeking consent, fairness/justice, governance, capacity building and trust relationships.
Clusters composed of transcripts that were up-regulated were then further collated into 3 groups; genes up-regulated at (1) 1–2 hours, (2) 2–4 hours and (3) 4–8 hours post-treatment and genes that were both differently expressed and present on the integrated pathway diagram were highlighted on the map.
Clusters of transcripts representing genes activated at different times following treatment were then further collated into 3 groups of up-regulated genes; genes activated at (1) 1–2 hours, (2) 2–4 hours and (3) 4–8 hours post-treatment.
Friends of the Earth, which mapped the sites and collated the data, said it was further evidence of the dire air quality across the country as a result of burgeoning traffic emissions and poor government controls on emissions sources.
The importance of the FEG is further supported through their presence in two fermentation relevant databases, LIT_FRYG and SGD_FRYG (Additional file 3), collated as part of this study.
Further, results were collated to determine the level of shared detection and abundance of specific miRNAs between these three platforms.
Sixteen of those were still in the process at the time the figures were collated, but a further 63 people withdrew from the scheme - meaning they stopped co-operating with expert mentors altogether.
Between July 2007 and September 2009, while the data of the review was collated and analysed, regular further searches were carried out using the key words in order to identify any new published systematic reviews, adding them to the main body of the current review.
Once printed, the papers are collated and folded automatically.
