compiled
v.v. to collect information from different places and put it together into one list, book, or report. You use this when you need to organize many small pieces of data into a single document.
v. to produce a single work by collecting and formatting information from various sources. Transitive — requires a direct object representing the resulting collection or the data being gathered.
She compiled a list of all the local restaurants.
The researchers compiled data from over fifty different studies to create their final report on climate change.
After months of archival research, the historian compiled a comprehensive database of every merchant ship that had docked at the port during the eighteenth century.
The verb is transitive and often takes the preposition 'from' to indicate the source of the information.
The report was compiled of many factsThe report was compiled from many factsLearners often confuse 'compiled from' with 'composed of' or 'consists of'.