The phrase "working on compiling" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to express the action of gathering together information, facts, and/or data from various sources to form one complete document. For example, "I am spending the weekend working on compiling my research paper."
We were working on compiling the definitive compilation of the music genre briefly known as electroclash.
She and her adviser, Steven Porter, had been working on compiling the characteristics of those who were genuinely emotionally distressed — and of those who were faking it.
We are working on compiling the Romanov: When Kings Must Whisper CD as well as a third Christmas CD, The Christmas CD.
The group is now working on compiling a resource of promising practices in the area of parent engagement.
In addition to his books, Marsh is also working on compiling a chronological history of the study of petrology starting in the late 1800s and extending to modern day.
Albert Elm is a Danish Artist currently living, studying and working on compiling his photographs into a book, in Glasgow.
A note on methodology: More than 50 reporters in 13 countries worked on compiling the list this year, valuing individuals' public holdings, private companies, real estate, yachts, art and cash.
More than 50 reporters in 13 countries worked on compiling the list this year, valuing individuals' public holdings, private companies, real estate, yachts, art and cash.
Norman and Peg's family, particularly their daughter Martha Eddy, continue to be actively involved with the collection as they work on compiling a biographical narrative of their parent's faith and service.
According to some of those who worked on compiling the data, some unemployed graduates' responses were altered in status to "other", which is supposed to indicate that an individual might be travelling abroad, pregnant, or unable to work for health reasons.
When he wasn't on call, he worked on compiling a book of his best photos along with personal thoughts.
