The phrase "created a catalogue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a situation in which someone created a list of items, such as a product catalog. Example: The company created a catalogue of all the products in their inventory.
"To be able to do this in an easy way, Marco and I created a catalogue with detailed descriptions of all existing comic books which collectors could add missing items to, like Wikipedia.
Having created a catalogue of music that will rock your Vans off.
Gum gets its name from Australian astronomer Colin Gum, who created a catalogue of HII regions published in 1955.
We created a catalogue of genes expressed in the adult mouse testis of the C57BL/6J (abbreviated here B6) inbred strain.
DNAm is only one of a myriad of epigenetic marks associated with transcriptional repression or activity, and the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project has created a catalogue of epigenetic marks in a variety of different cell types (32).
Whereas the initial goal of the consortium was to discover 300,000 SNPs that would be freely available by April 2001, this has been exceeded, and the SNP, in collaboration with the International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium, has created a catalogue of more than 1.4 million SNPs [ 9].
Another factor working in Mr. Ahrenberg's favor is that the research on the artworks, the most expensive element of creating a catalogue raisonné, is done.
3. Research modern objects and interiors; design an item for a Zemaitis auction; create a catalogue page featuring their items as homework.
At the time, Cambridge's Autism Research Centre was working on a huge project to create a catalogue of every human facial expression, which people on the autism spectrum could study to assist with social interactions.
He has recruited 135 libraries worldwide to openlibrary.org, the aim of which is to create a catalogue of every book ever published, with links to its full text where available.
However, creating a catalogue of common data elements (CDE) supported by the community is a first step towards the standardization of biomolecular simulation data description.
