The phrase "are imputed into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the assignment or attribution of values, characteristics, or qualities to something.
Example: "The costs of the project are imputed into the overall budget to ensure accurate financial reporting."
Alternatives: "are assigned to" or "are attributed to".
The thermal conductivity was calculated for each of the stratigraphic units for all the wells in the basin and an average values were imputed into the steady state conduction Eq. (1) to compute the heat flow values for 14 of the Wells in the basin (Table 1).
The fasta-formatted exon sequences were imputed into Agilent eArray webservice and 64,558 60-mer probes were retrieved by using the default parameters (https://earray.chem.agilent.com/).agilent.com/
Each condition's datasets were imputed into our in-house ALE kernel derived from open source software available at http://csl.georgetown.edu/software/ [20].
This finding was attenuated when measured insect virulence was imputed into the model.
Only sites that are polymorphic in the reference panel can be imputed into the remaining study sample.
The actual timings for each procedure were obtained so an accurate cost for staff time could be imputed into the calculations.
The images for contrast (WIN-CONTROL, LOSS-CONTROL, WIN-LOSS) of each participant in different phases were imputed into second level one-sample t-test separately.
Predicted gene targets were imputed into the Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery (DAVID version 6.7, http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/) for gene ontology (GO) functional annotation and pathway analysis.
All data were imputed into pre-defined evidence based tables and were pooled using the Review Manager 4.2.1 software for data synthesis.
While 266 (24 HPI) and 175 (48 HPI) DE genes were imputed into IPA, only 173 and 124 were characterized with specific cellular functions.
