The phrase "accumulated data from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been collected or gathered over a period of time from a specific source or multiple sources.
Example: "The research team analyzed the accumulated data from various surveys conducted over the last five years."
Alternatives: "gathered data from" or "collected data from".
Zauzmer's system, based on a prediction model he calls "Oscarlytics", relies on accumulated data from other awards, critic scores and betting odds.
Conclusion: The accumulated data from this trial awaits presentation at the 2010 Annual Meeting of the Society of Gynecologic Oncologists.
Drawing on accumulated data from satellite sensors, scientists have produced a new map of the world showing where and when lightning is most likely or least likely to strike.
Each of these is then combined with the accumulated data from the trial at that point in time to form 'posterior distributions', from which conclusions are drawn.
The vast amount of accumulated data from tests at numerous geothermal fields constitutes a wealth of information to serve the needs of reservoir researchers.
It mines your personal check-in history, as well as what your friends have recommended and the accumulated data from six billion check-ins by users since its founding in 2009, to make recommendations the company says are highly personalized.
The questions about hormone replacement arose last spring, when an independent group of experts that periodically examined accumulating data from the Women's Health Initiative, a federal study, decided that it had to stop.
Technical improvements in automatic implantable defibrillators (AID) and accumulating data from a series of clinical trials have led to an exponential increase in indications for these devices.
These organelles have their own DNA, and accumulating data from his lab and others suggest that pollution drives mutations that accrue in mitochondrial DNA, which can be passed from pregnant mothers to their babies.
Accumulating data from randomized trials and registries with longer-term follow-up continues to support a role for left atrial appendage exclusion from the central circulation as an alternative to anticoagulation in carefully-selected patient populations.
