'underpinned by data' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to say that a conclusion or point is based on facts or evidence. For example: "Our findings are strongly underpinned by data from our latest survey."
However, Mr Esty argues, "the chief virtue of this index is that it begins the process of shifting environmental debates on to firmer foundations, underpinned by data and a greater degree of analytic rigour".
Prof Goodwin's conclusions were underpinned by data from the 2011 census.
The percentage payment and the expected returns were based on the models, which were underpinned by data from the Census and other demographic sources.
This will be enabled by cloud-based demand-response strategies through advanced data analytics and optimisation, underpinned by semantic data models as demonstrated by the Computational Urban Sustainability Platform, CUSP, prototype presented in this paper.
And he says this should be underpinned by a data clearing house for the exchange of information between sports, betting and policing organisations.
The approval for the record linkage by the data custodians in the respective organisations was facilitated by the obvious policy relevance of the study and underpinned by detailed data transfer agreements.
Meanwhile, Concardis' CEO Marcus W. Mosen is talking up the way POS systems are moving beyond simply being a digital cash register, but also rapidly adding CRM-like features underpinned by the data they collect and can tap into.
The results of the model are underpinned by the data analysis and thus also allow for a quantification of the media influence.
Although several previous evaluations have used a theoretical framework, the further development of behaviour change interventions has rarely been underpinned by empirical data on predictors of the behaviour in question.
Programmes for treating and managing MS should be underpinned by robust data, but it has been recognised that there is a significant lack of reliable, evidence-based information to inform service delivery and to generate important health service research on MS in the UK [ 3].
Ordnance Survey (OS) helps the Cabinet Office provide resilience direct, a service which allows the emergency response community to access a platform, underpinned by OS location data, where real-time information is shared across their various organisations, helping them to respond faster and make more accurate decisions.
