The phrase "according to the data reported in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing specific information or findings that have been documented in a source, such as a report or study.
Example: "According to the data reported in the annual financial report, the company's profits have increased by 15% this year."
Alternatives: "based on the data presented in" or "as indicated by the data in".
According to the data reported in another study [6], δ-TaN is normally made at more than 1,600°C and 16 MPa of nitrogen pressure.
According to the data reported in [14], the Ti atoms of the crystalline titanosilicate TS-1 existed in the tetrahedral environment of SiO-groups.
where X is the absolute electronegativity of SrTiO3 (defined as the arithmetic mean of the electron affinity and the first ionization of the constituent atoms) and estimated to be 5.34 eV according to the data reported in the literature [35, 36], Ee is the energy of free electrons on the hydrogen scale (4.5 eV), and Eg is the bandgap energy of SrTiO3 (3.35 eV).
According to the data reported in literature (Zivojinovic and Rajakovic 2011; Sedyohutomo et al. 2008; Hu et al. 2000), a small amount of sulfite SO3 2− was supposed to exist in acid condensation, which might be oxidized to SO4 2− during sampling and storage process without being detected.
IF on roscovitine-treated NIM-1 cells showed impaired spindle, according to the data reported in Figure 6.
The type of data extracted (eg, relevant model statistics, coefficients, between-group mean differences, within-group means) will differ according to the data reported in each paper.
According to 2016 data reported in the Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, black women now have the highest graduation rate of any demographic group at the University of Georgia.
According to 2013 data reported in Forbes Magazine, 65percentt of Catholic Charities' revenues derive from government sources.
The group calculates that according to the data, 90percentt of crimes were never reported in 2013.
According to data reported in the Washington Post, on average, Americans spend over 46 hours a week at work.
So far in 2018, there have been 37 reported cases among teenagers — half of them intentional, according to the data.
