'compiled text' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a body of text that has been taken from a variety of sources and then combined into a single document. For example, "Our task was to create a report from compiled text from different research sources."
"The hastily compiled text of the draft constitution was given to deputies only hours before the vote," the Crimean Tatar assembly said in a statement, describing its adoption as "unacceptable".
The compiled text for each case was then read carefully as a whole to get an initial and holistic impression of the participants' experiences of psychosocial challenges and needs.
(DE) Mr President, my question relates to the compiled text, in other words, the consolidated version.
Therefore there is a perceived need to compile texts on various aspects of gynaecological practice using EBM principles.
Sellars has lately adopted a documentary style of libretto writing, compiling texts from memoirs, letters, and historical accounts.
The fact that most of the biochemistry texts are now published in English, and that biochemistry is now a multidisciplinary field, makes it difficult to compile texts and consequently complicates the design of the corpus itself.
Mr. Lang, who compiled the text, was motivated by his fascination with the Internet as a "public, searchable storage place for the interior and semiprivate thoughts of billions of people," he writes in a program note.
His gibbering, miraculously observed portrait of the reclusive, randomly vivacious and lovable antiquarian – Garland had compiled the text from Aubrey's memories, miscellanies, letters and jottings – had fully occupied nine years of his life and he celebrated his release by leaping into Fagin's rags in a 1979 revival of Oliver! at the Albery, with little need to alter his costume or makeup.
The resultant Book of Mormon so called after an ancient American prophet who, according to Smith, had compiled the text recorded on the plates recounts the history of a family of Israelites that migrated to America centuries before Jesus Christ and were taught by prophets similar to those in the Old Testament.
So redaction criticism rejects the idea that the person or the persons who compiled the text from earlier sources did a somewhat mechanical scissors and paste job, didn't really think too much about the effect they were creating by putting things together.
The data used were compiled from text documents and 89 in-depth interviews (32 on climate change adaptation [32] and 57 on climate change mitigation [33 35]).
