"digitised content" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe content that has been converted into a digital format. Example: The library has a vast collection of digitised content, including rare books and historical documents.
What, we wondered, might this emerging form look like if we replaced most of the words with rich digitised content from our collections?
Then there is the amazing engine that is Trove, bringing together digitised content – photos, journals, newspapers, books, video, diaries, letters and maps – from other collecting institutions.
Peter Gabriel's involvement in digitised music content is well documented, with his early dabblings in game-like CD-Roms such as Xplora (1994 and Eve 199797), and then the OD2 online musical distribution service he helped establish.
Since 2004, it has been crawling the internet to archive websites connected to British culture in its Digital Library System together with the digitised newspapers and other content.
X-ray mammograms of each subject were digitised and analysed semiautomatically to determine per cent density.
When we can access so much content on Google, where routine skills are being digitised or outsourced, and where jobs are changing rapidly, the focus is on enabling people to become lifelong learners, to manage complex ways of thinking and working.
Demand for traditional approaches Although users are embracing digitised resources, they can be overwhelmed by the options, amount of content, and the multitude of resources.
Today however, the Associated Press and British Movietone uploaded over 1 million minutes of digitised film, described as the "the largest upload of historical news content on YouTube to date".
Selected new programming is included for permanent publication alongside complementary archive content (which could include content originally broadcast on other channels, radio, or digitised physical artefacts, as editorially relevant).
After identifying preneoplastic and preinvasive lesions by light microscopy, we determined the DNA content of their nuclei in Feulgen-stained sections using a high-performance digitised image analyser.
The collection of more than 550,000 digitised video stories dates from 1895 to the present day and it is claimed to be the largest upload of historical news content on the video-sharing platform.
