"gather learnings" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of collecting and analyzing data, learning from experiences, or taking in new information. For example, "After an extensive evaluation, the team was able to gather learnings that would help improve future operations."
"This pilot allows us to test a variety of implementation details and gather invaluable key learnings and consumer insights before finalizing and launching a national online game rental offering".
Today, professional knowledge is mainly gathered through learning-by-doing across disciplines.
At a gathering last month in Paris, some 100 leading policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and development experts gathered to exchange learnings from graduation pilots around the world and to examine how the bottom-up graduation approach can be incorporated into top down government social protection policies in order to reach the extreme poor at large scale.
A big focus of this new investment is taking these 3D scans and striving to gather more and more insights from them through deep learning-based AI development which will not only help them understand what's in a space but how to improve the quality of the 3D images themselves.
You've run a successful beta program that allowed you to gather relevant feedback from customers, and you've baked these learnings into your launch and subsequent product iterations.
Updated August 2013 LEARNING MISSION TO INDONESIA In December 2012 staff members from UNICEF Supply Division conducted a mission in Banda Aceh, Indonesia with the goal of learning about school furniture and gather further information for the project.
The deployment of smart, connected sensors, combined with machine-learning-powered analytics tools, can enable us to gather information, make predictions and reach decisions that will make our roads safer.
This paper reports on the next phase of the EATWELL project, namely to gather ideas for future improvement of public health efforts by looking at learnings from sectors other than the public health domain.
Attending courses and conferences also enabled workplace learning through facilitating the development of learning networks: "If you're going … to the external conferences then you may gather networks so other services might be doing things a little bit differently, and you can … take from their learnings … You contact them back up and you say … "We're about to embark on this ….
