The phrase "available data reveal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or insights derived from data that is accessible or has been collected.
Example: "The available data reveal significant trends in consumer behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "accessible data indicate" or "existing data show".
Yet, available data reveal distinct biological responses to the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) conditions across species of different altitudinal ranges.
The available data reveal that infliximab provides rapid and prolonged suppression of inflammation and inhibits progression of joint damage in many patients with RA and PsA [ 38- 41].
Available data reveal also that reductions in cancer mortality related to metformin use are similar in magnitude to reductions in cancer incidence, thus suggesting that metformin's anti-cancer effects largely depend on (or are restricted to) its preventive effects [ 54].
A thorough and thoughtful examination of the available data reveals this.
The available data revealed the conventional bone substitute was not a suitable scaffold for the MSC-induced bone regeneration.
The newly available data reveals a snapshot of what England and Wales was like at the beginning of World War Two.
The comparison with the available data reveals that waves and water levels are reproduced with normalized errors of the order of 10% and 5%, respectively.
The comparison with available data reveals that water levels and flooding associated with Xynthia are well reproduced, with root mean squared errors below 0.2 m, and a fit measurement of 0.84, respectively.
To do so, let's take a look at what the available data reveals about the big picture.
Comparative assessment of the available data revealed that there is no ideal substance with the potential to act as the one and only reference compound to test for possible anthropogenic infochemical effects on chemical communication in aquatic systems (Table 1).
In all likelihood, there were significantly more Iraqi civilian casualties killed while working on U.S.-supervised reconstruction or stabilization efforts than the available data revealed.
