The phrase "data put together" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information that has been combined or organized in some way. For example, "The research team put all of their data together in a comprehensive report."
About six times better than all the other data put together.
Less optimistic clues to the mystery can be found in a new series of job-related data put together by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The precedent is not all that frightening, according to data put together by Joseph P. Quinlan, chief market strategist at U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management.
The core of Wiggins's initial success was data put together by the former swimming coach Tim Kerrison – now Sky's head of athlete performance – during the 2010 and 2011 Tours, to calculate the power outputs his riders needed to win the race.
Nevertheless, some of the more generous states when it comes to what they pay their employees — notably, New York and California — also stand out for having among the most generous pension plans, according to data put together by Sylvester J. Schieber, a former chairman of the Social Security Advisory Board and now an independent consultant on retirement benefits.
Vigilante on the move A wealth of data Correction: Big Mac index ReprintsA new set of internationally comparable data put together by researchers at the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative at the University of Oxford tries to take Mr Sen's ideas about "the need for a multidimensional view of poverty and deprivation" seriously*.
SumAll's team uses eviction data, shelter history, and demographic data to put together a visualization that identifies families most at risk.
59 However, in general, robust analysis of routine data depends on a good understanding of how the data were put together.
3.42pm GMT Emmett Kilduff, CEO of Eagle Alpha, a company that analyses online data, has put together a report looking at the Twitter IPO.
Already, researchers have used LOLA data to put together the first comprehensive set of maps of the roughness of the moon's surface.
More strikingly, Jiangping Mei and Michael Moses, economists at N.Y.U., examined the records of paintings with a previous auction history which Christie's and Sotheby's had sold since 1950 and used the data to put together the Mei Moses Fine Art Index.
