The phrase "are now collected in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items, data, or information that have been gathered or compiled into a specific location or format.
Example: "The results of the survey are now collected in a comprehensive report for analysis."
Alternatives: "are now compiled in" or "have now been assembled in".
As the official photographer for the Vanity Fair Oscar party for roughly a decade, he has made Hollywood events appear as fatiguing as they are fabulous, and his refreshingly aweless impressions are now collected in "The Vanities" (Schirmer/Moser, $68).
Operating the system would cost less than $40 million a year, he said, much less than the $60 million in sales taxes and mortgage transfer taxes earmarked for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority that his group estimates are now collected in the five East End towns, East Hampton, Riverhead, Shelter Island, Southampton and Southold.
The photographs he took, and which are now collected in his book No Redemption, tell the story of a village under occupation by its own police force, a community under siege from its own government and, photograph after photograph, of the resistance, the resilience and the sacrifice of the men, women and children of Easington during the year of the strike.
In response to long-standing gaps in knowledge about the health of prisoners, Australia's national agency for health and welfare statistics established a set of national prisoner health indicators (NPHI) that are now collected in prisons nationally and reported annually (Belcher and Al Yaman 2007; Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2011a).
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These moments, the tiny and the large, are now collected in my first book, Chasers of the Light (Perigee Books/Penguin, $18.00), and I hope so much, that you find yourself in them.
Researchers are now collecting in a week as many data as they collected all of last year, and they are hopeful that there will be something new in that torrent.
First conceived as a blog, her Chinese ink and watercolor series is now collected in "Missed Connections" (Workman, $14).
Tom Bianchi's Polaroids captured the liberated mood of those days, and they're now collected in a handsome book, "Tom Bianchi: Fire Island Pines" (Damiani).
And the English capital never looked cheerier than in the imagination of one of its best illustrators, Edward Bawden, whose work graced the Underground and Twinings tea ads and is now collected in "Edward Bawden's London"(V&A, $40).
The HR data is now collected in the routine District Health Information System DHISS).
