"compiled the data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to gather or put together information or data from various sources, typically for analysis or presentation. Example: The research team compiled the data collected from the surveys and experiments to create their final report.
Comprehensive Drug Testing of Long Beach, Calif., coordinated the collection of specimens and compiled the data.
The Justice Department compiled the data in an investigation of drug pricing under Medicaid, a separate program.
The World Obesity Federation, which compiled the data, predicted that number would rise to 4.1 million by 2025.
IF you've gathered up the documents and compiled the data for your 2012 tax return, congratulations.
Markit, which compiled the data, reckons that this morning's weak reading (see 9.07am) shows that the core of the eurozone is in trouble.
Lynn Franco, director of economic Indicators at The Conference Board (which compiled the data) said Americans are "considerably more upbeat" about future economic and job prospects.
But the WOF experts who compiled the data said that, while rich countries were struggling, poorer countries were ill-equipped to cope.
"Scotland is potentially critical to Labour's ability to win an overall majority," said John Curtice, professor of politics at Strathclyde University, who compiled the data.
In the chart below, I have compiled the data on how these writers voted on other players based on how they voted on Bonds.
Christine Jones, lead for mental health and policing at the National Police Chiefs Council, which compiled the data, said: "People experiencing a mental health crisis are not criminals.
The figure was released on Tuesday by the Jockey Club, which compiled the data over a one-year period beginning Nov. 1, 2008.
