The phrase "according to data tracked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or conclusions drawn from collected data.
Example: "According to data tracked over the past year, customer satisfaction has significantly improved."
Alternatives: "based on recorded data" or "according to monitored data".
The median age for an O reader is 49, according to data tracked by the audience measurement company GfK MRI.
In fact, half of the sales in Manhattan involved apartments that sold for less than $828,0000, according to data tracked by Halstead Property and Brown Harris Stevens.
But at 245, where it appears that renovations began with new windows, a foreclosure auction is scheduled for next week, according to data tracked by Property Shark .com
New businesses are being created here faster than anywhere else in the southeastern U.S., according to data tracked by the South Carolina Department of Commerce.
According to data tracked by Media Audit, The Buffalo News has the second-highest penetration of any news organization in the nation.
Inhibitex, FriendFinder Networks and Georgia Gulf are among the best small-cap performers in terms of returns, according to data tracked by the Russell index.
The U.S. box office generated $2.85 billion during the same period, according to data tracking and consultancy service ComScore.
Analysts' estimates, which typically exclude one-time items, ranged from 62 cents to 65 cents a share, with a mean of 63 cents, according to data-tracking firm First Call/Thomson Financial.
The spending frenzy in Go compares favorably to in-game revenue generated by other huge in-app purchase-driven games, according to data also tracked by the firm.
According to data obtained from tracking the source of infection, HIV infections first emerged in October 1994 [ 5].
According to data from flight-tracking website FlightRadar24.com, all flights approaching Cyprus from the west were on schedule.
