The phrase "collecting observations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of gathering information or data through the process of observation. Example: "The scientist spent hours in the field collecting observations on the behavior of the chimps."
After collecting observations from the observer nodes o1, o2, and o3, the node in charge of investigation generates a set Π equal to {〈A2, A3〉, 〈A1, A2, A3〉, 〈A1, A3, ε, A5〉} where A i = (a i, d i ).
Therefore, choosing any observer node in the network (based, for instance, on the availability rate of its computational resources, or the degree of its connectivity to other observer nodes that have observed the traffic related to the attack) to be in charge of collecting observations and investigating the attack, is of high interest.
A multipoint beacon experiment along 100° E began collecting observations in March 2012.
Moreover, the presence-absence protocol proved to be suitable for collecting observations because it was easy to perform in a real context.
However, these methods for collecting observations and requesting samples are not always practical or efficient during an active eruption, when Observatory staff are busy responding or when an eruption impacts large population centers.
AKATSUKI has started collecting observations, and the first images of Venus taken by the onboard 1-µm infrared camera (IR1), ultraviolet imager (UVI), and long-wave infrared camera (LIR) are presented in "First images of Venus by the cameras" section.
securely collect observations from the remaining observer nodes and the compromised node; correlate and merge collected evidence; reconstruct and identify possible attack scenarios satisfying the obtained evidence; generate hypotheses regarding the undetected actions.
Raimondi's log has added a page to collect observations of the infant stars.
Later, he carried scraps of paper and stubby pencils into the fields with him, and wrote up his collected observations in bouts of fevered creativity.
Surrounded by scholars and visited by learned travelers from all over Europe, Tycho and his assistants collected observations and substantially corrected nearly every known astronomical record.
The report collected observations from most of the 32 teams, and pieced together an almost encyclopedic view that has been sorely lacking as both the American and Iraqi governments try to gauge how far the country has come in binding its wounds, creating functioning institutions and restoring services.
