The phrase "routine collections" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the regular or habitual act of collecting items or information. Example: The library's routine collections of books and materials are essential for maintaining its extensive collection.
Mr. Gorney, superintendent of the Seventh Sanitation District said that the sanitation men, in the course of their routine collections of garbage, had done a great deal of missionary work by explaining to Janitors and housewives what and what not to throw into the collection.
Each of the novel BTVs were identified in routine collections from a NAMP sentinel herd at Beatrice Hill, approximately 50 km SE of Darwin.
The decision on the final indicators to be measured was made on the basis of their construct validity, face validity and operability or availability for data extraction from routine collections.
Routine collections of WNV-positive birds and mosquito pools to date have provided an outstanding opportunity to investigate WNV diversity and evolution on a fine geographic scale comparable to similar surveillance foci in the midwestern and New England regions of the United States (9 – 11 ).
All of the exotic Culicoides were identified in routine collections conducted by the National Arbovirus Monitoring Program (NAMP), except the two detections in the Torres Strait that were detected through the Australian Department of Agriculture's Northern Australia Quarantine Strategy (NAQS) program [ 29].
For blood samples that were collected at routine collection times, a SCr concentration was already available in the hospital records.
19 22 Studies have demonstrated that collecting PROM data in this way is feasible, and extending the routine collection of PROM data to LTCs has been advocated.
From 1990 until December 1996, the I.R.S. mailed at least four routine collection notices to Mr. Josephberg and his wife, Arline.
Our current credit system relies on the routine collection and dissemination of information to credit agencies and financial institutions.
One bill, which has growing support on Capitol Hill, would effectively end the routine collection of phone records data.
The routine collection of DNA slipped through parliament with barely a murmur, while campaigning efforts were focused on anti-terrorism measures.
