Cataloguing [noun]

Often, manufacturers specialize in specific genres of board games, making it easier to pick one that appeals to your needs by looking at the manufacturer’s overall catalog.

This catalog serves as the conceptual basis for perfumers and chemists to create fragrant molecules fitting 120 of these descriptors.

For some reason, music catalogs have been trading hands heavily in recent weeks.

Hipgnosis Songs, founded by former talent manager Merck Mercuriadis, has raised and spent over $1 billion on catalogs over the past 29 months.

Doing away with catalogs can be met with resistance from shoppers who like their traditions.

There is a material difference between the English and American methods of cataloguing books for sale at auction.

And look here, Falder, before Mr. Walter comes, have you finished up that cataloguing Davis had in hand before he left?

The delightful mornings of study, the cataloguing, the mounting and framing of the beautiful insects.

Most collectors have their own plan of cataloguing their collection.

Here, again, is a specimen of what has been called his "cataloguing."