The phrase "data employed in this study" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the data or information collected and analyzed in the course of a study. For example, "The data employed in this study reveals interesting insights into economic trends."
The data employed in this study are TIMED/SABER Version 07 temperature measurements extending from 2002 through 2010.
The data employed in this study are all associated with non-deposition in different hydraulic conditions, such as pipe diameter, channel slope, particle size and channel length.
The data employed in this study are based on a household survey collected from three neighborhoods in Shanghai suburban metro station areas in 2010.
The data employed in this study were collected from dairy farming households in hubs' catchment areas in the highlands of Rift Valley in Kenya.
Applicability of the CSA LSSVM model was then evaluated in the range of data employed in this study and well accordance was observed between model predictions and experimental measurements yielding an overall correlation coefficient (R2) 0.999.
The operational data employed in this study, which was carried out to validate the design and evaluation method of an RWH system, were obtained from the system in use at a dormitory complex at Seoul National University (SNU) in Korea.
(Registry data and veterinary data sets employed in this study were approved by National Institute for Viral Disease Control and Prevention, China CDC, and Office for Disease Control and Emergency Response, China CDC. Director: Feng Zijian, [email protected]) PEP is recommended for postexposure rabies prophylaxis by World Health Organization (WHO) criteria [ 5].
The scheme of building normative data [36] employed in this study simulates the process of data selection by setting transparent criteria of fitness.
The scheme of building normative data [36] employed in this study simulates the process of consensus building, but sets transparent criteria for distinguishing between normative and alternative data.
Consequently, algal identification and taxonomy demands a 'polyphasic' approach that uses both molecular and morphological data as employed in this study (Surek, 2008).
Nucleosome positioning data is employed in this study assuming that nucleosomes compete with DNA binding proteins [1] for target DNA binding sites.
