0 present participle of collate --
1 to bring together different pieces of written information so that the similarities and differences can be seen: --
The photocopier will collate the documents for you.
to collate data/information
This would require collating all relevant epidemiological and demographic data, as well as planning and implementing techniques that include local people in identifying their health needs.
They modestly disclaim any intention of providing critical editions of the texts, but in most cases they have improved on earlier printed editions by collating additional manuscripts.
Collating the data together is one way to empirically bring out the effect of the uneven distribution of phonological forms over variants predicted by the theory.
Collecting, collating and disseminating information on emerging technology issues.
Despite the author's considerable effort in collecting, preparing and collating the information that is in this book, the lack of attention to final detail detracts from any impact.
These leaves were added after printing, collating, folding, and stacking of the gatherings, but presumably before binding.
In response to this, several countries, and international agencies, embarked on collating descriptions of the techniques that might be involved in such assessments.
The current study uses six, collating the first three and adding records from later compilations not included in the earlier lists.
