The phrase "above compiled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information or data that has been gathered or organized previously in the text.
Example: "The results of the survey are summarized in the section above compiled for your review."
Alternatives: "previously gathered" or "compiled above".
Watch YouTubers Greg and Mitch from ASAP Thought talk about the list in the video above compiled a list of seven of these useless body parts.
Here, we capture the (above) compiled geological observations of past rates, and also of timescales, of ice-volume/sea-level adjustment in broadly defined probability distributions (Methods; Figure 2).
The entire journey can be seen in the video above, compiled from images taken between January 2004 and April 2015.
Based on a combination of ticket sales, Internet page views and requests for information, U2 made it to the top of the above list, compiled by Ticketmaster.
The four sources outlined above were compiled to produce our optimised database.
As is shown by the chart above, first compiled by the Economic Policy Institute and updated and reproduced by Price, average wages started diverging from productivity gains in 1970.
The null hypothesis is that the proportion of farms with the characteristic (or event) is the same for Survey 1 and Survey 2. Data from all of the sources listed above was compiled and used as the basis of the risk factor analysis.
The features described above were compiled for a total set of 115,000 unique Arabidopsis thaliana transcripts from The Arabidopsis Information Resource (TAIR) 10 database [ 32] and Glycine max (version 189) transcripts [ 33], including coding (positive class) and noncoding transcripts (negative class).
The χDIA values obtained from the above relationship are compiled in Table 1 and Fig. 2 for the three materials.
Data compiled above in "SVHCs in articles" were a basis for the second step of the investigation, which consisted of Art.
Using the above strategies, we compiled a list of 357 candidate genes that may contribute to facial cleft etiology (Table S1).
