The phrase "and compiled in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of gathering and organizing information or data into a specific format or document.
Example: "The research findings were thoroughly analyzed and compiled in a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "and assembled in a" or "and organized in a".
The collection comprised fabrics that Wang had himself custom developed – lacquered tweed, waxed suede, vinyl, shrink-wrap jacquard knits – all cut with precision and compiled in a restrained palette.
But when collected in a detailed, systematic manner and compiled in a central database, it's also the sort of information that the Environmental Protection Agency desperately needs to get a handle on to fully understand the links between air pollution and public health.
Such information can be collected and compiled in a survey.
Criteria most associated with diagnosis of RSS in clinical cases were selected, then validated in the second round of the study and compiled in a draft definition.
Spatial data, topography, geology, and various ground-engineering data for the subsidence area were collected and compiled in a database for mapping ground-subsidence hazard (GSH).
To develop a seismic loss model for a specific region with any degree of reliability, historical data of earthquake impact must be carefully considered and compiled in a comprehensive way.
The content of the program, psycho-educational information and assignments are standardized and compiled in an instruction manual.
Many additional maps, both partial and complete, have been published in hexaploid oat, as reviewed by Rines et al. [ 17] and compiled in an online database [ 18].
The delimiting positions of all the ultraconserved elements, tracked in the hg16 version, were converted to built hg18 through the 'Convert' Feature http://genome.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/help/hgTracksHelp.html#Convert and compiled in an in-home excel sheet to facilitate visual inspection.
All information has been processed and compiled in order to create a comprehensive database of microbial resources, and was named Global Catalogue of Microorganisms (GCM).
These data and analyses have been developed by NOAA Fisheries Technical Recovery Teams (Interior Columbia Basin, Puget Sound, Lower Columbia Willamette, Oregon Coast, Southern Oregon and Northern California Coast, Central Valley, Central and Southern California Coast) and local agencies and recently compiled in a single database (NWFSC 2007).
