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The phrase "according to the data" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that the information or statement that follows is based on data or evidence that has been gathered or studied. Example: According to the data from the study, there is a direct correlation between exercise and improved mood. Another example: The company's profits have significantly increased, according to the data provided by the financial department.
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The payments to individuals, according to the data, were huge.
It has not left since, according to the data.
Another fund manager was paid £28m, according to the data.
According to the data, intern anxiety slightly decreased after internship.
According to the data, depression is highest in April.
According to the data Australia, relative to scale, out-built even the US during this period.
According to the data provider Moneyfacts, 156 cuts were made to individual savings accounts during July.
According to the data that Mr. Hughes uses, prices in the region peaked in mid-2007.
According to the data, the relationships among collaborators emerged as a reliable predictor of Broadway success.
One school building in Dhubab, Taiz governorate, has been hit nine times, according to the data.
Meanwhile construction output fell sharply, according to the data from the Office for National Statistics.
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according to the records.
according to the estimates.
regarding to the data.
according to the figures.
according to the evidence.
according to the estimate.
procedure to the data.
regards to the data.
according to the database.
according to the data processing.
according to the existed.
according to the data collection.
according to the reported.
according to the collected.
records to the data.
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