The phrase "and compiled into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of gathering information or data and organizing it into a specific format or collection.
Example: "The research findings were collected from various sources and compiled into a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "and assembled into a" or "and organized into a".
Students' responses were collected and compiled into a poem.
The letters should then be grouped by opinion (pro-con or some other logical grouping that the student determines) and compiled into a book or poster.
Your crime will be instantly Instagrammed and compiled into a Reddit meme list before you can say "curse you Google translate".
All of these data are currently being analysed and compiled into a series of scientific papers, which will appear over the next couple of years.
He died under house arrest four years ago, largely forgotten by the many inside and outside China who were mesmerised by the country's economic boom and wanted to forget the bloody culmination of the Tiananmen unrest.Now Zhao's insights into this struggle (secretly recorded on cassette tapes and smuggled out to friends) have been translated into English and compiled into a book.
All papers were annotated and compiled into a bibliography available online [37].
Content is organized by year and compiled into an continuous stream.
However, the prime minister decided to brush away this information; after all, it was only a year's worth of research conducted by experts and compiled into an exhaustive, compelling report.
Finally, HMM profiles were constructed from each sequence alignment and compiled into an HMM profile database (Additional file 3).
This type of multidimensional data is complex and thus difficult to digitize and compile into a standardized and integratable format.
All 13 models were implemented in MATLAB and compiled into OPERA, a standalone command-line application for Microsoft Windows and Linux [68, 69].
