The phrase "apparent from the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or conclusions that can be easily understood or inferred from the data presented.
Example: "The trends in the sales figures are apparent from the data, indicating a significant increase in customer interest."
Alternatives: "evident from the data" or "clear from the data".
It is apparent from the data that this is in part a labour supply problem, as the number of young people declined through 1999 and then subsequently rose to another peak in 2011.
It is also apparent from the data illustrated in Fig. 2 and 3 that a significant number of oxygen containing functional groups are present in both the modern and fossil polymers.
But as is apparent from the data in Fig. 6, the Strehl ratio drops by a factor of 3 when focusing with the full mirror in comparison to using only half of the solid angle for focusing.
However, it was also apparent from the data that suitable methods need to be ones specifically calibrated to suit beam-and-deck floors rather than those applied to other types of low mass-to-stiffness engineered-wood products.
Although it is apparent from the data that more mid-career teachers successfully transfer to a different school, the WCS reveals that their rate of entry into the transfer market is no higher than teachers with less than 4 years of experience.
As it is apparent from the data measured in [3], we see that approximately k = 2 standard deviations are sufficient to represent the main content of the filters, so that we can relate the effective subregions N to n as N = 8 n.
A number of interesting features are apparent from the data-set when considered by organism rather than by complex.
While broad-spectrum inhibition of herpesvirus proteases is apparent from these data, the mechanism of inhibition cannot be inferred from IC50 data.
It is apparent from these data that the majority of the students was able to recognize the similarities and differences of ancient and living birds.
It is apparent from these data that the donor/acceptor interfaces in composites enhance the dissociation of excitons across the heterojunctions.
It is apparent from these data that the cause of cancer death in the group aged <15 years is very similar to that reported by Smith et al in the current study.
