The phrase "a recent compilation of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of data that has been gathered or organized recently.
Example: "The report is based on a recent compilation of data from various sources, highlighting the trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a new collection of data" or "a fresh aggregation of data".
The report's analysis is based on the E.P.A.'s 2007 Emissions and Generation Resource Integrated Database, the most recent compilation of data available.
A recent compilation of plant animal pollination interactions retrieved data from 38 studies published in the last 100 years in highly scattered literature (Chamorro et al. 2012).
A recent compilation of comparative anatomical, paleontological and developmental data strongly suggests that the PECA and PELA were markedly different from each other anatomically in the earliest fishes that had both, and that their most proximal regions (i.e., pelvic vs. pectoral girdles) have remained anatomically, developmentally and genetically quite different45,46,47.
These expression data were input to GSEA along with a recent compilation of mouse pathway gene sets (May 14, 2014; http://download.baderlab.org/EM_Genesets/May_14_2014/) to calculate enrichments.
In a recent compilation of technical and investment studies examining eight proposed broadband technologies, Adventis concluded that only three could realistically achieve average data speeds faster than a desktop modem's.
8 Table 1 contains a recent compilation of the characteristics of a care pathway.
I base the former on the real achievement at my company Solarcentury and the latter on a recent compilation in Le Monde of data for EDF's Flamanville EPR reactor, the type of nuclear plant nuclear advocates like George want to foist on the UK economy at great cost to the public, starting at Hinkley Point.
The recent compilation of all paraclini-cal data into an accessible nationwide electronic registry by actors outside of the DACOBAN group offers new unique opportunities, in contrast to earlier studies in which linking data to paraclinical data from the individual hospital was the only option.
A recent compilation identified 13 miRNAs involved in plant responses to drought/salt stress [ 82].
Fig. 12 shows the predicted iron solubility trends according to the data in the recent compilation of Davison et al.,[65] as compared with the WDP1 wetland effluent data.
