The phrase "additional data from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra information or data that is sourced from a specific entity or location.
Example: "We need to analyze the additional data from the recent survey to improve our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "extra information from the" or "supplementary data from the".
A year on we have additional data from the Treasury and the Department of Health.
Since the draft recommendations were issued last fall, additional data from the largest American and European P.S.A. screening trials have been published, giving the task force additional evidence on which to make its final recommendations.
And do you feel like additional data from the customer is something that sellers are becoming more excited about?
Additional data from the environment such as ambient temperature and solar irradiance data is also simulated and monitored.
Physicians will have real-time access to data from their patients and can request additional data from the governance board for use in research, presentations and publications.
And when enabled to receive additional data from the Wide Area Augmentation System, it can display position to within 10 feet.
Additional data from the history and physical examination, cardiac biomarkers, and provocative testing can be used to better refine the specificity of these patients' workup.
Due to the additional data from the input format equality of instancesis ambiguous at best, whereas it is well defined for molecules on thetopological level.
The reasoning behind not using all datasets for EFA was to cross-validate the factor structure with additional data from the remaining years.
Then, using additional data from the IMF in combination with Flurry's own data, the firm was able to then determine which countries represented the top market opportunities for mobile app developers.
Both are able to provide accurate positioning by obtaining additional data from the Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS), which adds accuracy to the sometimes fuzzy data from the GPS constellation of satellites to a range of 10 feet or less.
