The correct answer would be, Classification by Compilation.
Your new material may aggregate, or bring together, pieces of information that are not individually classified, but when presented together, they render your new material classified.
What is classification by compilation?
Classification via compilation is the process of revealing classified information by combining two or more unclassified pieces of information. You can use this in a similar way to describe information that is initially classified at one level but, after being merged, moves up a level. When derivative classifiers incorporate classified information from an approved source into a new document in a way that is not clearly or explicitly specified in the source document, the idea of "revealed by" applies.
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