The phrase "additionally using data from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to introduce supplementary information or context that involves data from a specific source.
Example: "The study was conducted over three years, additionally using data from previous research to support the findings."
Alternatives: "also utilizing data from" or "further incorporating data from".
To further evaluate the relationship between NKAPL and HLA locus effects on risk, we additionally used data from a large panel of British subjects genotyped for HLA alleles to impute, in the subset of the Canadian cohort included in our previous GWAS, 9 137 HLA alleles encoding classic HLA-A, B, C, DRB1, DQA and DQB molecules.
Additionally, educational and psychological research using data from the comprehensive background questionnaires adds to the literature on non-cognitive factors contributing to competence acquisition and other educational outcomes.
Additionally, proto-EQIs were constructed using data from one year (2002) and from the average of all six-years.
Additionally, a Bayesian approach was conducted to calculate the post-survey probability of freedom from PRRS using data from the 2001 and 2004 surveys.
Additionally, we assessed the contribution of pharmacy data to these comparisons to determine the potential for using data from persons without pharmacy benefits.
Additionally we used data from a knock-out study of S. typhimurium which was also performed in LB rich medium.
Additionally, mspecLINE uses data from PeptideAtlas, a publicly accessible repository that currently contains empirical data pertaining to more than 130,000 human peptides identified in mass spectrometry experiments.
Additionally, we had to use data from the KiGGS-Study conducted in 2003 to 2006 for all periods compared.
Additionally, because the models use data from many countries to estimate results for a particular country, potential for variation exists where the relationship between logistics data and the prevalence rate within a country is stronger or weaker than the average of the countries used in creating the model.
