"for collation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing the process of collecting and organizing information or data. Example: The research team carefully gathered the survey results for collation and analysis.
Meanwhile, astronomers across Europe also watched and plotted, collaborating with their British counterparts by sending in their calculations to the Royal Society for collation with their own results in an early example of something like crowd-sourced data collection.
Accordingly, we also request that any G × E information of the above types for radiata pine be sent for collation on Twitter <#GxSxSforests (see also Supplementary Tables S1, S2, and S3 in Additional file 1), seeking not only the genetic parameter estimates but also basic data and the available particulars on sites and silvicultural regimes.
Anonymised data were sent to MSF headquarters for collation, cleaning and analysis.
All authors reviewed drafts of the paper, and JRS was responsible for collation of inputs and redrafting.
22 Genotyping results had been sent to KCL for collation and analysis using the statistical package, STATA (StataCorp).
For each calendar year, the regional registries submit the material to the National Cancer Registry for collation, merging of data and updating of the national files.
This study was part of a larger study surveying morbidities and mortality in Canada, for which ethics approval for anonymous collation of data was obtained at each individual centre.
The authors are indebted to the Health Protection Agency for the collation of data submitted to them by TB teams and to Ibrahim Abubakar for his support of MK in providing HPA data.
Here it is used for the collation, comparison and analysis of the views of many experts in relation to a major policy issue.
Because of the variable nature of radiology data systems presently in use, it may not have been possible to counteract these inaccuracies entirely in recording study numbers, despite the guidelines given for data collation.
Our database of all recent and historical records of the flat-headed cat (Table S1) is provided to assist further conservation plans and will serve as a useful starting point for the collation of future sightings of this endangered species.
