The phrase "autonomous collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data gathering, research, or systems that operate independently to gather information.
Example: "The autonomous collection of data from various sources allows for more efficient analysis and decision-making."
Alternatives: "independent gathering" or "self-sufficient collection".
John Zorn, the artistic director of the Stone, calls these artists curators, and each month can be seen as an autonomous collection of works.
MANETs consist of autonomous collection of mobile users that communicate over bandwidth constrained wireless links.
Moreover, this type of platform allows autonomous collection of CTD casts and biogeochemical measurements at high spatial resolutions and at very low costs compared to conventional methods.
Using techniques such as autonomous collection and preservation of microbial communities for metatranscriptomic analysis combined with quantitative characterization of transcription in metatranscriptomic data, we may start to see a revolution in our ability to quantify functional capability [ 68, 69].
I thought we were an autonomous collective".
Tax collection: an autonomous tax revenue agency will be established and the government will enact reforms to streamline tax collection, track down tax cheats and combat fuel smuggling.
Rather than suggest that the art of the insane is something pure, autonomous and timeless, the collection clearly reflects a time and place other than our own.
If all his advice were faithfully followed, we'd be a collection of autonomous individuals seeking a string of vaguely uplifting experiences that might perhaps leave a sediment of some sort of spiritual improvement.
The Arab world will not be resurrected to its old glory until its map is redrawn to resemble a collection of autonomous national oases linked by Silk Roads of commerce.
In contrast to the monastic orders that predated it, the Dominican order was not a collection of autonomous houses; it was an army of priests, organized in provinces under a master general and ready to go wherever they were needed.
In general, however, one can say that liberals pressed harder for free trade and the rationalization and modernization of their societies which essentially meant the adoption of European and North American liberal understandings of society as a collection of autonomous individuals.
