The phrase "annual data were" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing data that is collected or reported on a yearly basis.
Example: "The annual data were analyzed to identify trends over the past five years."
Alternatives: "yearly data were" or "data collected annually were".
In cases where annual data were not available, we distributed equally the disturbance events among the number of years contained in the period of detection (e.g. VCT disturbances detected in 2007 where assigned in equal proportions to 2006 and 2007, since no observations were available for 2006).
Annual data were obtained from 'Statistics Norway' for 21,325 live births between 1969 and 2005.
Their annual data were retrieved from national registers for the years 1993 2003.
In addition, the EQAS served as a tool to pin out the laboratories from where annual data were reliable.
In addition, the EQAS served as a tool to point out the laboratories from where annual data were reliable.
Secular trends in the incidence of breast cancer based on annual data were first examined with a simple log-linear regression model.
But by 2008, the most recent year for which annual data is available, the bank reported that China's market share had climbed to an astounding 84 percent.
Annual data are available at the state and municipal level and cover a variety of social and economic indicators including education level, employment, agricultural and industrial production and service sector activity.
China's precise holdings are unclear, as monthly data for foreign holdings of Treasury bonds are highly unreliable because the notes are frequently held in the names of various banks in other countries, while the most recent annual data is from last summer and is not fully comprehensive either.
**Giordano's latest available annual data was the year of 2012 at the time of data collection.
The annual data is also limited by capacity, but less so, since more people can be helped even by the same capacity over a period of time.
