"solicited data" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to data that has been collected as a result of asking for or requesting it from a specific source. For example, "We conducted a survey to gather solicited data from our customers."
To determine the rankings for America's Most Connected Campuses, The Princeton Review solicited data from 361 top colleges and universities around the country, asking them a number of questions about the technological sophistication of their campuses.
The survey solicited data to establish nurses' current practices when caring for parents with infants, with an emphasis on feeding, settling and parenting practices.
The other was administered to pediatric gastroenterologists and solicited data on clinical features, to validate and broaden the information reported by patients.
It will also solicit data from their wearables like FitBits and Apple Watches.
In October, she helped launch the iSeahorse Explore app for smartphones to solicit data from the public.
The commission itself has made exploring the issue of wages a priority since early 2016 and has been soliciting data and suggestions from drivers in an effort to devise protections.
They oversaw a wide range of startup details, from the design of the trading room/classroom to soliciting data and software feeds from vendors.
On its current "about" page, WikiLeaks makes no claims that it's soliciting data only from principled insiders.
He also worked to update and revise the Evans map, soliciting data and updated maps from colonial correspondents.
The entire website and supporting training materials were produced in 14 language versions and were used by collaborators in 15 European countries (see author list) to solicit data from the general public.
A patient questionnaire was used to solicit data on patients' reported experiences of hypoglycemic symptoms.
