The phrase "data linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to data that is connected or associated with something. For example: "The scientist studied the data linked to the experiment to see which variables had the most effect."
Also, there still haven't been any abuses of private data linked to the program, which apparently has continued to function.
About 100 investigators are poring over masses of data linked to the probe, and photos found on Bouhlel's cellphone indicate he was studying several locations where crowds gathered.
(SWIFT has to hand over only data linked to specific suspected threats, and the arrangement is independently monitored).
Facebook declined to comment on whether it had received requests for customer data linked to the WikiLeaks investigation.
Astrid Jenkinson, programme coordinator, Motivation, Manchester, UK Astrid coordinates a DfID-funded programme in Uganda and has published data linked to it to IATI on a quarterly basis for the past year.
Redfin says it is going a step further, by providing sales data linked to individual agents, to help sellers select a professional to market their home.
Although there was no personally-identifiable data linked to these accounts, we're absolutely not defending this.
For optimal data security, data linked to patient identity are stored independent of survey data.
This is all enabled by being able to access item-level receipt data linked to your bank card.
The human genome will likely have been mapped and sequenced, and the data linked to human behavior.
Design: The study is a retrospective review of hospital discharge data linked to data on ICU organizational characteristics.
