as shown in data vs as shown from data

Both phrases are commonly used in English, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'As shown in data' is more commonly used to refer to information or evidence presented in data, while 'as shown from data' is less common and may imply that the data itself is demonstrating something.

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as shown in data

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to information or evidence presented in data.

Examples:

As shown in the data, the trend is clearly upward.
The conclusions drawn are as shown in the data provided.

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As shown in both the published data and the ISHLT's annual report tacrolimus can substitute ciclosporin as primary immunosuppression therapy.
The term 'dementia' refers to a range of neurological diseases affecting the brain cells which are becoming ever more frequent among the population of Europe, as is shown in the data appearing in the report 'Health at a Glance: Europe 2010'.
However, Sinosure failed to submit the documents and evidence requested during the verification visit, insisting on the overall profitability data as shown in its audited Annual Reports.
Response data are shown in Table 3.
Detailed data is shown in the following table:
The detailed data is shown in Table 5:
It can be specified - together with the description of the backbone-track - in the flight track data sheet shown in Appendix A3.
A mid-term review as provided for in paragraph 3 shall be carried out before the end of 2003 based on per capita GNP as shown by Community data for the period 2000 to 2002.
In fact, as shown by the data presented above, LCC and charter flights are the main source of revenue in most of the years covered by the forecast.
(3) In order to ensure the comparability of data shown in these tables, it is necessary to provide for certain definitions relating to the basic surveys.
Based on the revised import data shown in table 2 above, the comments made in recitals 88 to 95 of the provisional Regulation remain valid.
unwarranted aid of EUR 21339,43 was paid on an additional 31633 kg not shown in the OECD data;
unwarranted aid of EUR 127366,75 was paid on an additional 209744,00 kg not shown in the OECD data;
unwarranted aid of EUR 168053,03 was paid on an additional 214398,21 kg not shown in the OECD data;
unwarranted aid of EUR 22051,32 was paid on an additional 35472,50 kg not shown in the OECD data;
unwarranted aid of EUR 10922,19 was paid on an additional 6215,50 kg not shown in the OECD data;
unwarranted aid of EUR 26179,07 was paid on an additional 15230 kg not shown in the OECD data;
unwarranted aid of EUR 86972,30 was paid on an additional 51160 kg not shown in the OECD data;
unwarranted aid of EUR 21339,43 was paid on an additional 31633 kg not shown in the OECD data; -
unwarranted aid of EUR 127366,75 was paid on an additional 209744,00 kg not shown in the OECD data; -

Alternatives:

as indicated in the data
as depicted in the data
as illustrated in the data
as demonstrated in the data
as revealed in the data

as shown from data

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

This phrase may imply that the data itself is demonstrating something.