The phrase "a dataset from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific dataset that originates from a particular source or context.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a dataset from a recent study on climate change."
Alternatives: "a dataset sourced from a" or "a dataset obtained from a".
The set_data command establishes a dataset from a Sherpa data object.
The authors look at a dataset from a large Greek bank, which contains information on individual borrowers' credit applications between 2003 and 2010.
Our study addresses this deficiency in the literature by analyzing a dataset from a popular online multiplayer game that includes historic behavioral data of 6.9 million players participating in 862,664 unique game rounds.
In this paper, our overall goal is to examine the impact of the Rural Primary School Merger Program on academic performance of students using a dataset from a survey that we designed to reflect transfer paths and boarding statuses of students.
By applying a combination of RANSAC and PLS (RANSAC-PLS) to a dataset from a previous study (gas chromatography/mass spectrometry metabolomics data and 1-butanol tolerance of 19 yeast mutant strains), new metabolites were indicated to be correlated with tolerance within certain subsets of the samples.
In this work, the case crossover and the case control designs were first compared on the basis of a dataset from a published study of severe cutaneous adverse reactions resulting from drug exposures of various durations and prevalences of use (245 cases, 1147 controls, and exposures to 23 drug classes).
The proposed model is illustrated by examining a dataset from an elementary school in Taiwan.
A dataset from an actual petrochemical plant has been used to test the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
To elucidate factors underlying isotope seasonality, we analyzed observation results using a dataset from an isotope-incorporated Atmospheric General Circulation Model.
To support the MEG data we obtained a dataset from an epileptic patient with electrodes implanted intracranially.
Using a dataset from an experimentally fragmented landscape in the central Amazon that spanned 11 years, we evaluated the effect of fragmentation on changes in species richness and community composition through time.
