"collate this information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to organize or combine pieces of information. For example: "I need to collate this information in order to create a clear report."
The regular feedback also creates valuable intelligence for regulators, who can collate this information and use it to inform evolving regulatory policy.
Paglen wanted to collate this information to make a film, or perhaps an installation, in which the program's mundane logistics would sit in tension with its grislier legacy.
(Previous theses from your department may help you collate this information quickly).
At the same time, the amount and type of available data have grown exponentially -- companies can now collate this information from across their organization and across broader industry sources.
with recommendations to collate this information in the future.
While this information can be drawn from several of these publicly available databases (CRS, others), resources and time would be required to compile and collate this information.
The story overview list also collates this information, but in less detail.
When collated this information can be incredibly useful in understanding your current evangelists.
At least 20 people have died since June, according to Doctors of the World, which is the only organisation collating this information, although this is likely to be an underestimate, because they are not always informed by police.
When you have collated this information, you will know exactly what skills and knowledge to include in your CV, as well as the types of organisations you will need to tailor it to.
An ongoing process of internally collating this information for an FoI response is entirely consistent with what we find in the file". A corporation or shadowy state entity perhaps anxious to disrupt the climate negotiations in Copenhagen.
