The phrase "assisted by data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process, decision, or analysis that is supported or enhanced by data.
Example: "The research findings were significantly improved when the team was assisted by data from recent studies."
Alternatives: "supported by data" or "aided by data".
Assisted by data analysts, I have been looking into the vast data lake that forms under the Guardian's international journalism, and into which flow comments from audiences worldwide.
Deconvolution, particularly the more advanced approaches, is implemented through a software package where the algorithm is generally assisted by data correction before and noise reduction steps both before and between iterations.
Determining the content of the incentive packages for recruitment and retention can be assisted by data from DCEs.
It is the responsibility of the Trust/Hospital to provide the appropriate audit and information technology infrastructure to allow clinicians assisted by data managers to collect comprehensive and accurate data and to achieve data submission that complies with deadlines set by BCIS and NICOR to permit data analysis and presentation within the required timescales each year.
The health facility coordinator will be assisted by a data collector/s who will be responsible for the day to day collection of the data from the records and a data clerk/s who will assist in online data entry.
As some of the first laser scanning campaigns carried out for inventory purposes at the turn of the millennium have been repeated in recent years, change estimation assisted by laser data have become an important research area.
Criminal law enforcement against such conspiracies to abuse the run-off process, assisted by modern data mining, should suffice to preserve the integrity of the process against raiding.
Additional GO terms were obtained by examination of related databases assisted by automated data mining procedures [ 64].
Appropriate priority setting and budgeting can be assisted by economic data on the costs and cost-effectiveness of ART.
Rather than creating hypotheses through deduction or by performing a feasibility study, our hypothesis generation was assisted by a data splitting approach.
In addition, documentation isn't generated contemporaneously and its generation cannot be assisted by automatic data capture, as is the case with AIMS.
