The phrase 'collect litter' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about picking up or removing garbage from an area. For example, "The scouts spent the morning collecting litter from the park."
The two women meet each day to water the flowers, collect litter and remove the weeds.
It has organized its clients to collect litter on Fifth Avenue between 52d and 59th Streets.
In Bellmore, Troop 285 of the Boy Scouts of America meets the first Sunday of each month to collect litter on the stretch of Sunrise Highway that extends from the Bellmore line east to Wantagh.
Keep California Beuatiful helps more than 200 California communities with clean-up and beautification efforts, including the annual Great American Cleanup, during which volunteers collect litter and trash across the state.
This was a mistake becase, as Shuichi Takai, head of the local assembly's secretariat, told AFP, nothing could be further from the truth: "In early spring, the town people gather of their own will in a clean-up operation to collect litter on roads.
It's just the latest simulation game that seeks to replicate working-class professions; the list includes Farming Simulator (gather crops), Oil Platform Simulator (drill for fossil fuels), Stone Quarry Simulator (collect rocks), Street Cleaning Simulator (collect litter), Euro Truck Simulator (deliver goods), and Tokyo Bus Guide (deliver passengers).
The technique also allowed us to rapidly collect litters of entirely homozygous null embryos (~50 gastrula stage E7.25 E7.75 embryos per experiment).
In return, pupils are expected to raise funds through sponsorship, or take part in tasks around school such as collecting litter.
We collected litter from 16 plots on a small (96 ha) watershed in the western Cascades Range of Oregon over 2 years.
Like one of the characters, a young man who collects litter and junk and obsessively documents his existence with Polaroids, McGregor records people's ordinary lives through a series of snapshots on a late summer day.
One page shows men collecting litter along the banks of the Toga river near the Yamaguchi-gumi's headquarters in Kobe, western Japan, with a nearby sign reading "Purge yakuza".
