The phrase "started to be collected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something has begun to be collected or gathered up after having been dispersed or scattered. For example: "The scattered papers began to be collected as soon as the fire alarm was silenced."
The trait termed Grit deserves special attention, as a relatively new construct that quickly attracted attention and started to be collected in international surveys such as the Skills Towards Employment and Productivity (STEP) and was even included in the 2017 edition of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) in the US (Bertling 2016).
Outpatient diagnoses from hospitals started to be collected in 1997.
Incidence data of human cases started to be collected systematically.
The study included all Australian adult patients from the ANZDATA Registry who were receiving PD between 1st October 2003 (when detailed peritonitis data started to be collected) and 31st December 2006.
In its submission, BALPA has told the Lords committee: "The public in the UK do not seem to be as concerned about having more CCTV cameras than other countries but if data starts to be collected on individuals using RPAS this may well become a serious issue.
The hydrates did not just clog the pipes, they also buoyed up the 125-tonne cofferdam that had been lowered over the leak, lifting it right off the sea bed.On May 16th, though, oil did start to be collected, thanks to a subtler intervention.
Monk knows the Swans' fate currently remains in their own hands but he accepts that points must start to be collected.
Whether this suggests that more apps will start to be collected by major museums is unsure, but if it were up to us, we'd put Radiohead and Universal Everything's Polyfauna app on deck in the art draft.
Repeat independently five additional times starting at Step 2. Data to be collected: ○ Sequencing data confirming viral insert identity.
Assays can be performed many times a day, and one does not have to wait for a certain number of samples to be collected to start a run.
Many medical devices are starting to be internet-enabled, collecting and reporting a variety of biometric data.
