The phrase "a compilation by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the creator or compiler of a collection of works, such as articles, stories, or data.
Example: "This book is a compilation by various authors, showcasing their unique perspectives on climate change."
Alternatives: "a collection by" or "an anthology by".
On the sound system, Ms. Jones put on a new song, a compilation by her daughter and Mr. Sheik.
Worldwide, 427 of the planes have been allocated so far, 76 to U.S. airlines Southwest (34), American (26) and United (16), according to a compilation by Flightradar24.
In Texas, 10,000 titles are banned, including such head-scratchers as "The Color Purple" and a compilation by the humor writer Dave Barry.
The documents cited in criticism of Ms. Norton were released today in a compilation by the Natural Resources Defense Council, among others.
The top seven families in commercial real estate have about 41.2 million square feet, according to a compilation by CB Richard Ellis, a real estate broker.
In 1942, she became the first black writer to win the Yale Series of Younger Poets competition, edited by Stephen Vincent Benet, for her poem "For My People" from a compilation by the same name.
A list is important and worthy – and underscores the need for a similar compilation by a BAME organisation for people who are discriminated against because of what they look like.
It was a compilation released by Capitol Records in the United States without the Beatles' direct involvement; it was not "a lesser effort by the Beatles".
If the title sounds familiar, that might be because it's the name of a song and a compilation album by the Cure.
The De orthographia, a compilation made by Cassiodorus in his 93rd year from the works of eight grammarians, is valuable because it contains extracts from works now lost.
It is a compilation done by his daughter, Angelique, 24, and is scheduled to debut on Father's Day.
