The phrase "analyses of data from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or interpretation of data collected from a specific source or study.
Example: "The analyses of data from the recent survey revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "examinations of data from" or "evaluations of data from".
Guo, Y. et al. Genetically predicted body mass index and breast cancer risk: Mendelian randomization analyses of data from 145,000 women of European descent.
While the Economic Policy Institute is known for its liberal views, its detailed analyses of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are accepted as accurate by most economists and policy makers.
In a report to be released on Tuesday, the Democrats found a "dramatic decline" in enforcement of environmental statutes during the Bush administration compared with the Clinton administration based on analyses of data from the Environmental Protection Agency.
This paper presents analyses of data from the Highway Safety Information System HSISS) for the State of Illinois.
It was applied to analyses of data from the literature of a 71 MWe pressurised fluidised bed combustor (71 MWe PFBC).
Local time analyses of data from fifteen (15) selected days during the January and July solstices and April and October equinoxes are used.
The mixed-method design combines a multilevel regression analyses (of data from 1255 teachers in 67 schools) with focus group discussions amongst teachers and headmasters in ten schools.
An expert group reviewed question wording, and the findings from the principal components analysis and other analyses of data from previous administrations of the survey.
We present secondary analyses of data from a randomized controlled trial that examined MBRP as an aftercare treatment for substance use disorders.
To evaluate, through study- and individual-level analyses of data from 7 studies, the effectiveness of school-based nutrition interventions on child fruit and vegetable (FV) consumption.
They used rigorous statistical analyses of data from each of Romania's 42 counties.
