"literary data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to specific types of information pertaining to literature, such as the themes, characters, and settings used in literature. For example: "The literary data in this report reveals some interesting insights about the setting of the novel."
The pseudo-second-order rate constant and the monolayer adsorption capacities were considerably higher than the literary data.
From a set of critically selected literary data on the emf's of concentration cells consisting of sodium metal and sodium amalgam in a sodium salt non-aqueous electrolyte a value of EONa(Hg)/Na+ = −1.95584 V was calculated for the standard equilibrium potential of diluted liquid sodium amalgam at 25°C.
For identification of characteristic vibration frequencies of M O and M OH bonds in the IR spectra, literary data for both metal oxides [28, 31 33] and spinels [21 24, 34, 35] whose compositions are similar to those determined in the SCWAs by X-ray phase analysis were used.
In such confounding instances, the issue was resolved manually, relying on the literary data and on the internet resource Tree of Life [ 34].
We further constructed a possible cultural context for LPK migration based on toponymic, iconographic, numismatic, epigraphic, architectural, and ancient literary data.
As result, the posterior distributions of the prevalence, based on literary data, were used as informative prior distributions in the second stage below.
He also brings to bear historical, literary and sociological data, all smoothly woven into a gaudy narrative.
The study corroborates, through literary review and data analysis, the existence of a specific cultural bias and its impact on the real, daily lived experiences of the Sikh American community.
And reading and analyzing material -- be it scientific data or literary criticism -- take both time and practice.
"Statistics," Mr. Forestier explained, "should be used only as an auxiliary to complement literary analysis and historical data".
There is also the Encyclopaedia of TCM by Zhou et al. [11], which is a comprehensive literary resource containing structural information and pharmacological data of over 23,000 compounds isolated from nearly 7,000 different plant sources.
