The phrase "as noted in the chart" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information or data that has been previously mentioned or displayed in a chart.
Example: "The sales figures for the last quarter, as noted in the chart, indicate a significant increase in revenue."
Alternatives: "as indicated in the chart" or "as shown in the chart".
The majority of these active seed investors do not have female investing partners as noted in the chart below.
As noted in the chart above, OVER 100% of the GDP growth since 2007 has simply been more debt: more stimulus, more bailouts, more ZIRP policies by our Central Banksters - all masking NEGATIVE real economic growth. .
This has led to stagnant gross fixed investment, not to mention widespread impoverishment caused by higher taxes; (2) the regulatory burden is also increasing year after year, which has discouraged the creation of companies and jobs (3) the federal debt as a percentage of gross domestic product has doubled in the past few years, according to data from the Finance Ministry (as noted in the chart).
As noted in the degree chart, the program includes a minimum of nine subjects (108 units) beyond the pre-thesis tutorial (21.THT) and thesis (21.THU).
The pre reconstitution time delay was the difference between the prescription time and the start of reconstitution of the product, as noted in the medical chart by the blood bank technician.
Sleep drug frequency, as noted in the nephrology charts, was 1.6% for benzodiazepines and 2.0% for other sleep drugs.
As noted in the text of the chart and in related articles, 105 humans, not 106, had died as of March 24, according to the World Health Organization.
As noted in a chart that accompanied the article, the nation with the least diversity is North Korea, with one language, not Haiti, with two.
Those with a diagnosis of gestational diabetes, impaired glucose tolerance, an unstable psychiatric condition or those assessed by an educator as not requiring diabetes education as noted in their medical charts were excluded from the study.
Using the "colouring and locations of memoir" (as noted in an afterword), "The Cat's Table" charts the 21-day sea voyage of an 11-year-old boy named Michael, who travels from Ceylon to England in 1954 to join a mother he has not seen for years.
