"includes observations from" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to introduce an example or source of information that is being discussed in the sentence. For example, you could say "This analysis includes observations from a survey of 500 people".
The film includes observations from people like the director Sydney Pollack, who made the film "Havana"; the author Alice Walker, who calls Mr. Castro "the great redwood"; and the writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who tells of going fishing with Mr. Castro.
The data set includes observations from 18 countries between 1971 and 2008.
The sample included US-based firms only to ensure that firms operated the same economic and political environment and includes observations from the fiscal years 2003 2009, thus after the creation of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOx) of 2002, since SOx has had a significant effect on accrual-based EM (Cohen et al. 2008).
This extended data set includes observations from the Arctic ocean, the high-latitude North Atlantic (HLNA), the equatorial Atlantic, and the SO.
We simulate a total of 200 pathways per response label which includes observations from the two dominant pathways and noise pathways.
42 The simulated dataset includes observations from a total of 500 subjects that are involved in two different studies, 250 subjects belonging to study one and 250 subjects belonging to study two.
These data, which include observations from 2004 to 2013, contain 1,168,553 observations of men and 1,642,813 observations of women ages 18 to 65 (inclusive).
In a sensitivity analysis, we included observations from the two omitted departments and observations that didn't comply with the inclusion rules.
We utilize a dense focal mechanism dataset, including observations from the Cascadia Initiative ocean bottom seismograph experiment, to constrain the stress orientations.
When this restriction is relaxed, the black wage regressions include observations from 87 metropolitan areas in 1940 and 72 areas in 1950.
In this paper we compare early studies of NLC year-to-year variability with data from the modern era, including observations from Europe, the USSR and North America.
