Collating in a sentence

Beyond just collating data, Fuller said that the Starburst data product concept will also package the data with metadata, which provides ownership and lineage to help users feel confident in the quality of the data that has been collected.

Hundeyin said the figure of arrests might increase as the command was still collating the number of suspects arrested in different divisions during the exercise.

Now he is considering collating his work into a coffee table book, with some of his shots having even been featured on the local evening news.

Prior to its introduction, many valuable days/hours were hijacked collating hard copy board/meeting documents followed by the added job of despatching same to members.

According to Fajardo, AKG is collating the pieces of evidence gathered against these POIs to file a complaint against them.

Because of the appeal of using LLMs or GenAI functionality, companies need to start collating data and organizing it much better to exploit new uses and functionalities.

Break out groups consisting of Sector Representatives and their supporters met and began collating areas of interest, agreement and conflict.

Election observer group Yiaga Africa noted that collating local government results at the state headquarters violates established procedures.

In the 19th century Vice-Admiral Robert Fitzroy, founder of the UK Met Office, started collating measurements on pressure, temperature, and rainfall from across Great Britain, Ireland, and Europe in 1860.

All that happened was that the collating officers in those units refused to collate the results from 388 units in the governorship election that were in favour of Sen. Hope Uzodinma”.

INE cautioned that the preliminary third-quarter data could still be revised “more substantially than usual” given the difficulties in collating statistics at a time of deep economic disruption.

Osagie said, “The state government’s attention has been the drawn to the activities of some unauthorised persons who have been collating names and bank details of unsuspecting members of the public on behalf of the government for an alleged relief scheme.

The Freedom Charter, adopted by the ANC on 26 June 1955, after a process of collecting and collating popular demands, had declared that after apartheid "Education shall be free, compulsory, universal and equal".

The most recent figures from the Office for National Statistics, which has been collating numbers for all settings, including hospitals, care homes and the wider community, showed an increase in the overall death total to 208 in Cornwall.

The statistics from the ONS, which has been collating data for deaths in all settings, including hospitals, care homes and the wider community, related to the week of October 10 to October 16, but were registered up to October 24.

They're sitting there collating this, and going over it, and they're waiting too long to present it.

Internal studies estimate teachers spend 10-20 days of critical teaching time on conducting and uploading various types of assessments data; not to mention the costs borne by the administration in collating, analysing and reconciling.

Such initiatives will be supported by collating the perspectives of ministers from developing countries, so that their Commonwealth counterparts from countries with advanced economies can carry them forward for the attention of the G20.

Collating and scrutinising records that go back to 1984 will be a difficult task too.

Collating this information manually could take hours, Atlassian said.