The phrase "analyzed data obtained from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing data that has been processed and derived from a specific source or study.
Example: "The analyzed data obtained from the survey revealed significant trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "processed data sourced from" or "evaluated data derived from".
When The Record, which analyzed data obtained from the state Motor Vehicle Commission, reviewed similar data from a similar time period in 2002, the failure rate for the test conducted on exhaust pipe emissions was about 2percentt.
We have collected and analyzed data obtained from a 3-day field study of cosmic-ray muons at a Satsuma-Iwojima volcano.
In the present study, we analyzed data obtained from a preclinical PET study in naïve rats and rats at 48 h after pilocarpine-induced SE [9] and a clinical study in healthy volunteers [30].
In light of this, we analyzed data obtained from patients in both arms of the SAMOHA study, in search of demographic and clinical characteristics which could predict a response to detoxification and advice to withdraw from drug abuse.
We analyzed data obtained from adults aged 16 years or older (n = 29,478) who participated in the 2006 Spanish National Health Survey (SNHS), an ongoing, home-based personal interview which examines a nation-wide representative sample of civilian non-institutionalized population residing in main family dwellings (household) of Spain.
We have analyzed data obtained from a total of 45 rats (see also Figure S1B).
In particular, this work presents an organized attempt to analyze data obtained from an experiment under microgravity conditions.
We tested this model analyzing data obtained from Grand Canonical Monte Carlo simulations for more than thousand different zeolite structures.
This study aimed at determining aquifer properties for a hard-rock aquifer system of India by analyzing data obtained from pumping tests conducted in large-diameter wells through spreadsheet programs.
In analyzing data obtained from audio taped materials, the researchers, in line with Ohta (2001) and Sonmez (2011), divided private speech of the second language learners into four main types of repetition, translation, filler, and question.
This study carefully investigates the reliability, content validity, criterion-related validity, convergent validity, and discriminant validity of the proposed instrument by analyzing data obtained from a sample of 218 representative consumers.
