The phrase "are compiled according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how information or data is organized or assembled based on specific criteria or guidelines.
Example: "The results of the survey are compiled according to the demographic categories established at the beginning of the study."
Alternatives: "are gathered based on" or "are assembled in accordance with".
A regional public health action plan is compiled according to the directives of the national public health programme, in accordance with regional particularities and the needs of the local population.
The second should be compiled according to apartment number, with the names of residents as well as sitters, housekeepers and others authorized to enter when the residents are not home.
The Fresno Met was one of nearly 30 museums that decided to close in 2009, the last year statistics were compiled, according to the American Alliance of Museums, a national association.
The list was compiled, according to YouTube, using a combination of factors that signaled viewer choice, including number of views and the view rate, how much of the spot the viewers decided to watch.
"Fragments," an evening of Beckett's short works directed by Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne, has been compiled, according to a program note, to reaffirm the ripe vein of humor in Beckett's vision.
Although the overall demographic data for the study catchment was not possible to obtain following catchment boundaries, the data were compiled according to administrative structure where the catchment is almost entirely found.
Rankings were then determined according to an overall reputation score, which was compiled according to which school got the most votes for "best" and weighed research over teaching at a rate of 2 to 1. Below, see the 25 universities with the best reputations in the world, and check out THE for the full list.
Disease classifications were compiled according to the ICD 9 CM and are indicated in parentheses.
