The phrase "a new compilation of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recently gathered or organized collection of information or statistics.
Example: "The researchers presented a new compilation of data that highlights the trends in climate change over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a fresh collection of data" or "an updated dataset".
At the event, UNICEF launched a new compilation of data revealing the magnitude of violence against adolescent girls and the alarming attitudes that perpetuate such abuse.
Nearly one in four adolescent girls experience physical violence NEW YORK, 10 October 2014 – Ahead of the International Day of the Girl Child, UNICEF is issuing a new compilation of data revealing the magnitude of violence against adolescent girls and the alarming attitudes that perpetuate such abuse.
Nearly one in four adolescent girls experience physical violence 10 October 2014 – Ahead of the International Day of the Girl Child, UNICEF is issuing a new compilation of data revealing the magnitude of violence against adolescent girls and the alarming attitudes that perpetuate such abuse.
Finally, a new compilation of experimental data is briefly presented.
If so, you're probably an American, according to a new compilation of poll data from Pew that's basically a series of Jeff Foxworthy jokes but for transatlantic differences.
We tested this hypothesis using a new compilation of the historical data on morph frequencies in C. nemoralis and a large, new continent-wide dataset on Cepaea polymorphism that we collected in 2009.
At issue is a new compilation of Holmes-derived stories which Mr Klinger has edited with Laurie King, a mystery novelist.
A new compilation of propane Kihara parameters was presented.
What'd happened right was that I was looking at this website where it seems like you can stream and download a new compilation featuring the likes of Lil Data, DJ Warlord, and Life Sim.
We present a new compilation and analysis of historical geomagnetic measurements made in Western Europe before AD 1750.
