The phrase 'collection database' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a database that organizes and stores information or resources in an organized way. For example, "This collection database contains over 5000 pieces of digital artwork."
A total of 614 bibliographic records from the Web of Science core collection database were analyzed.
They are not in the museum's collection database but are recorded in its archives.
S.B.: participation in specimen collection, database construction sequencing analysis, FISH analysis; PDE11A4 protein expression evaluation (protein blot analysis, immunohistochemistry).
The activities of the team included data collection, database design and implementation from 1994-1996.
In doing so, the work uses the Web of Science Core Collection database to analyze the bibliometric data.
He is putting a collection database into his cellphone so he can check his holdings while shopping.
Nearly 1,000,000 records are available for searching and sorting from the Research Archives catalog, Museum Collection database, and Photographic Archives collection.
Princeton Numismatic Collection database Catalog of the coins, medals and tokens, paper money, casts, exonumia in Princeton's Numismatic Collection.
But Cameron asks: "How would you feel if an affair were disclosed to your significant other after a private investigator requested your driving record from Microdesign's Electronic Toll Collection database?
For title-level information about items in the collection see: The Guido Mazzoni Pamphlet Collection [database].
Researchers should consult the Bingham Center Zine Collection database, which includes additional resources about zines as well as an essay by Sarah Dyer entitled My Life in Zines.
