1. plural of anonymisation; the process of removing or obscuring identifying information from data, documents, or records so that individuals cannot be identified.
Usage: chiefly British English; American English typically uses 'anonymizations'; commonly used in legal, medical, and data protection contexts

Examples

• The hospital performed anonymisations of patient records before sharing them with researchers.
• Data anonymisations are required under GDPR to protect personal privacy.
• Several anonymisations were necessary to comply with the confidentiality agreement.
• The study relied on anonymisations to ensure participants could not be identified.
• Legal anonymisations of witness statements protected their safety during the trial.
• Proper anonymisations of survey responses maintain respondent confidentiality.