"collate from" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
A verb with a similar meaning might be "collate" or "gather from", but not "collate from". Example sentence: We need to collate information from multiple sources to create our report.
The interactive below shows data collated from sources including the BBC and research by Guardian journalists.
Max Hastings's Overlord: D-Day and the Battle for Normandy, a history collated from journalism.
Records of amazing fatherhoods, collated from recent and authentic news reports.
Théophile Bonet of Geneva (1620 89) collated from the literature the observations made in 3,000 autopsies.
The New Yorker, January 12 , 1929P. 64 Records of amazing fatherhoods, collated from recent and authentic news reports.
The data was collated from sources including the police, the UK Border Force, charities and the Gangmasters Licensing Authority.
Here's the best of the bunch circulating the internet this morning, collated from The Shiznit, College Humor and Hypable.
Bayan Baker, a nurse at Douma Emergency Collection facility in a suburb of Damascus, said the death toll, collated from medical centres in the region, was 213, Reuters reported.
The GTD, which is the most comprehensive source of figures on global terrorism is collated from public sources of information by academics at the University of Maryland.
During a shot with London mayor Boris Johnson last month, Buddhist monk Lelung Rinpoche lost a 900-page history of Buddhism that he had collated from around the world.
Barb publishes "gold standard" ratings, collated from PVRs like Sky+ and other recording devices, calculated up to seven days after a programme has been broadcast.
