The phrase "collation for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in the context of organizing or arranging information or data. Example: The team is currently working on collation for the annual report, which will be presented to the board next month.
Data collation for this research was conducted by survey from existing literature and interview from public health experts.
He did not believe there was value to having a collation for the manuscript.
Tischendorf made a new and more accurate collation for the Latin text and edited in 1855.
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The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/14/278/prepub arehors are thankful to Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Indian Collation for Control of Iodine Deficiency Disorders (ICCIDD), New Delhi for proof-reading and copyediting the manuscript.
Besides these reviews, the benefits, limitations and the challenges of few signaling pathway databases, mainly KEGG (1), REACTOME (28), PANTHER (29), NCI-PID (30), WikiPathways (31) and associated tools in the context of data collation for developing dynamic or quantitative model of signaling pathways are also reviewed (14).
An entire targeted proteomics pipeline has been integrated into YPED, which enables utilization of our custom peptide spectral library database (see below) to facilitate peptide and MRM/SRM transition selection for global targeted proteomic analysis, tools for method export, and an interface for collation of quantitation data results and review.
Clinical guidelines for the prevention of coronary heart disease are important not only because they influence practice but also because they present a highly cited collation of evidence for a multitude of risk markers. 1 2 For example, the European primary prevention guidelines published in 2003 1 mentioned more than 40 risk markers and have been cited more than 800 times.
We wish to acknowledge the contribution of GHIS support staff, Buba Sanyang (ex-GHIS staff), Lang Dampha (ex-GHIS staff), Ebrima Bojang, Mariatou Rahman, Yahya Marong, Yusupha Bah and Lamin Giana, in the collation of material for this project.
The use of EpiCollect would allow individuals to directly submit their data to the project database from their mobile phone and could significantly increase the collection and collation of data for these types of community projects, especially amongst the young where the mobile phone is the natural way of transferring information.
All authors reviewed drafts of the paper, and JRS was responsible for collation of inputs and redrafting.
