The phrase "build collections" can be used in written English.
It is grammatically correct and makes sense as a verb phrase. An example of using this phrase in a sentence is: "The museum's goal is to continuously build collections of rare and valuable artifacts for future generations to appreciate."
Enthusiasts for stamps, coins and other collectibles can build collections without donning their anoraks after Stanley Gibbons launched an online marketplace.
She also partnered with peer institutions to participate in services such as Borrow Direct and led efforts in collective collecting, where university libraries share their materials with one another and build collections collaboratively.
Less formally, the book fair offers two seminars this weekend: "Rare Books 101" and "Collecting Your Roots," the latter of which focuses on how to build collections reflecting one's ethnic or cultural background.
"That's how museums build collections," he said.
The hope is that consumers will build collections.
Historically libraries have depended on what materials were available to build collections.
And several countries have already built collections of small, cheap dishes and networked them into more powerful "virtual" instruments.What makes the SKA special is its sheer scale.
As these older generations downsize or die, their lovingly built collections are put up for sale by the collectors themselves or by their heirs.
The Library builds collections in many ways: through acquistions; exchange programs with other institutions and societies; and donations of volumes from faculty, students, alumni and other individuals.
Bennett had previously launched a budgeting app called Pennies, but built Collections because it's something he wanted for himself.
The DiNapoli home is in Woodbridge's Colonia section, which includes a tightly built collection of modest Cape Cods and saltboxes constructed in the 1940's and 50's.
