The phrase "collect complaints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering feedback or grievances from individuals, often in a customer service or organizational context.
Example: "The customer service team is responsible for collecting complaints to improve our services."
Alternatives: "gather feedback" or "receive grievances."
They could take a number of forms: ombudsmen committees that would travel throughout the countryside, or phone lines and drop boxes that could collect complaints while protecting the whistleblowers.
The CFPB has also started to collect complaints from consumers relating to bitcoin, and its alternative coin cousins — the government agency cites XRP and Dogecoin in its release.
Moreover, the awareness of researchers and scholars towards such platforms will usually be much higher for the CRIS – from whose accurate and complete depiction of their research activity their salaries will ultimately depend – and it won't be unusual to collect complaints on the need to ensure that both systems are simultaneously fed with the appropriate, often duplicated information.
The case collects complaints lodged against Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Microsoft-owned Skype and Yahoo.
Matt Beresford, a Labour supporter who is collecting complaints, said about 350 people had contacted him since Thursday morning.
For eight hours a day, Ms. Zhang collects complaints about the factory's free meals and dorms.
So far, the monitor has been collecting complaints from consumers and analysis from housing experts, which indicate that the new standards are not being followed.
"It's been a policy of being incredibly rough," said Stewart Vriesinga, an official with Christian Peacemaker Teams, an American-Canadian charity that has collected complaints of abuse in prisons.
The group, which began in the Chelsea-Clinton neighborhood and now collects complaints about illegal hotels from all five boroughs, has a database of more than 320 locations where illegal hotel activity has been reported.
The office does this in part by collecting complaints of discrimination, investigating them, and enforcing the rules.
As a result, factor analysis outcomes showed that the response variance on the A&SQ questions could for a large amount be explained without redundant domains, which implied that the collected complaints were all-encompassing, in spite of the fact that the number of subjects was not very large [ 14].
