The phrase "do not catalogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a command or instruction, telling someone not to add something to a list or inventory. For example: - "Please do not catalogue this item as it is not part of our collection." - "Do not catalogue any damaged goods." - "I specifically asked you to do not catalogue these products until I give you the go-ahead."
The state does not catalogue complaints by type, but Nancy Sabella, executive director of the administrators association, said the increase nationally was mainly in complaints about home repairs and about deregulation of the natural gas, electric and telecommunications industries.
We did not catalogue 'wounds and injuries' and 'pregnancy complication' because these two diseases were under parent terms belonging to multiple portals.
Many did not catalogue whether a potable water supply was contaminated, and very few included contaminant measurements at waste sites or in subjects' homes.
Most do not have catalogue numbers beyond their collection date and locality.
He now holds an unprecedented four world player of the year awards, and we do not need to catalogue, again, the records he keeps on breaking.
While all three of these sites have their strengths, a common weakness it that they do not provide well catalogued, searchable databases of all potential recoding signals of any one kind.
Evans was literate, difficult, and furtive... Do not consult the catalogue first; it is lush and helpful, but no reproduction can do justice to the august glow of the prints.
The enthusiasts for ID cards do not make a catalogue of judgment: the forlorn rump of the Official Unionists, Robert Durward's New Party, and N9S, a proud Adolf Hitler fan-club.
Scholars have also argued that Iamblichus cannot have composed the catalogue, since he mentions some 18 names that do not appear in the catalogue.
The difference in pressure loss during flow for the logic valve taken from CFD calculation and the catalogue do not exceed 5%.
