The phrase "a compiled view of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or summary of information or perspectives on a particular topic.
Example: "The report provides a compiled view of the latest research findings in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "an aggregated perspective on" or "a summarized overview of".
For the Agilent 244K array, the Human Genome CGH 244K Array (Agilent Technologies, Inc). contains 238,459 formatted 60-base oligonucleotides, representing a compiled view of the human genome at an average resolution of 9 kb.
The annotation file states "This multi-pack (4 × 44K) formatted microarray represents a compiled view of the human genome as it is understood today".
The Curriculum Vitae and Webpage views of your data are compiled views, meaning that not all of the information entered into FDS will be displayed on these pages.
We have compiled a broad view of heterochromatin and euchromatin across a highly repetitive human centromere region.
Other startups are attempting to compile a holistic view of a person in order to bring them into the financial ecosystem, rather than solely relying on an individual's FICO score, the main indicator used by lenders to determine an individual's creditworthiness.
The Hollywood Reporter compiled the views of a number of analysts whose job it is to review the franchise potential of blockbuster wannabes.
Snopes compiled various views of Clarke's attire, including critics and defenders.
Earlier this year, a fascinating piece called "Patriotism Abroad," published in the Journal of Studies in International Education, compiled the views of anonymous Chinese faculty and students living outside the country.
Of course, the "poll," which compiled the views of 11,000 volunteer respondents, had about as much scientific value as a Bush administration memo on global warming.
Compiled with a coherent view of history and certain political assumptions, "Frontier Taiwan," an anthology of 20th-century poetry from Taiwan, clearly makes a statement.
The article stated that officials of the Joint Atomic Energy Intelligence Committee, a panel that compiles the views of many federal agencies on nuclear issues, had told members of Congress that Russian work at Novaya Zemlya appeared consistent with past preparations there for nuclear tests.
