The phrase "analyses use data from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the sources of data that analyses rely on for their conclusions or findings.
Example: "The analyses use data from various surveys conducted over the past decade to draw meaningful insights."
Alternatives: "analyses draw on data from" or "analyses utilize data from".
These terrestrial analyses use data from sensors designed to monitor the weather and sea surface temperature.
While the NPVs are impressive, these analyses use data from significantly overlapping cohorts and as such are not external validations.
Bayesian skyline plot analyses use data from a single population to provide an unbiased estimate of changes in Ne through time, and thus are a powerful means for estimating past population growth patterns when the nature of the growth (e.g. exponential or constant) is unknown [32].
The analyses use data from 415 valid respondents.
The current analyses use data from the baseline interviews of this longitudinal study.
First, these analyses use data from a large prospective cohort of women with the opportunity to account for covariate information on individual breast cancer risk factors.
Stimulus-locked analyses used data from 1.5 s before the IAPS onset to 3.4 s after IAPS onset (1500 ms after end of trial).
Study Design: These analyses used data from 203 pregnant and 209 nonpregnant adolescents who were recruited from public health clinics.
In this study, the distribution of CO molecules in sII hydrate over a range of temperatures was analysed by the MEM/Rietveld analyses using data from four detector banks at 2θ=144.45°, 119.89°, 90.00° and 39.30°.
Pooled analyses using data from randomised controlled trials suggest no increased risk of fatal CVD following ADT, but no pooled analyses exist for observational studies.
Example analyses using data from landfill facilities with relatively low and high heat generation indicated thermal energy in the range of −48.4 to 72.4 MJ/m3 available for heat management.
