The phrase "are compiled through a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process in which information or data is gathered or assembled using a specific method or source.
Example: "The statistics presented in the report are compiled through a comprehensive analysis of survey responses."
Alternatives: "are gathered via a" or "are assembled through a".
Data are compiled through a variety of methods among doctors, hospital departments and countless payers such as insurance companies and the government, most with their own proprietary computer systems.
MICS are an excellent source of data because they are compiled through a household interview process, which means the surveys reveal what families actually use as they seek to meet their needs – where they get their water or what medical assistance they access -- rather than what officials or service providers indicate is available to them.
The UML models are compiled through an intermediate language, the stochastic process algebra PEPA, before translation into MTBDDs for solution.
These requirements were compiled through a review of pertinent literature as well as through a series of workshops held with the industrial sponsor of this research – BAE Systems.
This year, Jessica Alba's nose and Scarlett Johansson's lips topped the list, which was compiled through a survey of about 1,500 patients.
Maps produced by the Soviet military were believed to be to be used as an organizing framework for knowledge about the world and were compiled through a combination of aerial intelligence and on-the-ground observation.
Maps produced by the Soviet military were believed to be used as an organizing framework for knowledge about the world and were compiled through a combination of aerial intelligence and on-the-ground observation.
Information about past GLOF events in the HKH region was compiled through a review of published and unpublished documents and articles.
After the first contact, the follow-up questionnaires will be compiled through a phone interview or through a specifically created website (http://www.ipazienti/fumo), with private password.
Despite the absence of children in these ongoing Federal surveillance studies, preliminary information on the prevalence of alcohol use in children has nevertheless been compiled through a comprehensive search of internet sources to locate Nationwide and Statewide surveys of children in grades 6 and below (see Donovan 2007).
Information on the origins of the reform and management structures was compiled through a review of relevant policy documents combined with in-depth interviews with national stakeholders from the MoHSW (n = 2); former national CHF coordinators (n = 2); members of parliament (n = 2); NHIF staff (n = 2); and donors (n = 4).
