The phrase "a copy of the data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a duplicate or reproduction of specific information or files.
Example: "Please ensure that you send me a copy of the data before the meeting."
Alternatives: "a duplicate of the data" or "a replica of the data."
If queries get too complex or take too long, the solution is to create a new Data Reflection that addresses that need, not to make a copy of the data.
As the rancour set in, Justo took a copy of the data on the PetroSaudi servers.
A copy of the data review is attached for discussion at the meeting.
Please email if you would like a copy of the data we logged while testing a particular company's content.
In addition, Science stated in a news release that it would hold a copy of the data in escrow to make sure they would remain publicly available.
He decided to take a copy of the data on a memory stick when he went back from Iraq to the US on leave in January 2010.
Each applicant should be able to say to an agency, I grant you permission to take a copy of the data -- this one time.
Jeramie Scott, senior counsel at the Electronic Privacy Information Center, which has filed a suit against the citizenship question, said his organization had yet to see a copy of the data-sharing agreement, so he could not assess its legality.
However earlier this month, New Scientist obtained a copy of the data-sharing agreement between DeepMind and the Royal Free — which revealed that rather than only getting access to data from patients directly affected by AKI, the agreement in fact shared all hospital admissions data, extending back a full five years.
A copy of the raw data set was maintained with the MRC data management team.
A copy of the financial data (financial statements, comprehensive annual financial report, executive budgets, accounting reports, etc). upon which the rate is based.
