The phrase "according to data cited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing specific information or statistics that have been previously mentioned or documented in a source.
Example: "According to data cited in the report, the population has increased by 10% over the last decade."
Alternatives: "based on the cited data" or "as per the referenced data".
From 2002 to 2012 US railroads spilled 2,268 barrels of crude oil, according to data cited by the AAR.
The next largest competitor would be CVS Caremark, with 17.8 percent of that market, according to data cited by The St . Louis Post-Dispatch
The Queens office was one of the toughest in the country, according to data cited in the suit, turning away nearly half of all applicants.
The average refinery price for jet fuel is now just above $2 a gallon, according to data cited by the International Air Transport Association's Web site.
Each foreclosure costs lenders $50,000, according to data cited in a 2006 study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, so an additional two million foreclosures could mean $100 billion in lender losses.
Small-particle air pollution along the corridor dropped to 48 micrograms per cubic meter from 74, and summer temperatures are now often five degrees cooler than those of nearby areas, according to data cited by city officials.
According to data it cited from Morning Consult's research, over 80percentt of small businesses in India and Brazil said that WhatsApp helps them communicate with customers and grow their businesses.
Bullying, Dr. Boyd said, occurs more frequently in schools than on the Internet, and in neither case, according to data she cites, is it on the rise.
The global audience for e-sports is expected to reach nearly 400 million this year (larger than the population of the U.S ., split between enthusiasts and casual viewers, and is expected to grow by 50percentt over the next three years, according to data Dojo Madness cited from the research firm Newzoo.
When customers buy the advertised product, the retailers pay the bank a fee of about 10 to 15percentt of the product's purchase price, according to data from Cardlytics, cited by CNN.
Still registrations as a whole declined 0.4percentt in 2011, according to data from the Committee of French Car Manufacturers cited by Barclays.
