The phrase "a data extract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific set of data that has been extracted from a larger dataset for analysis or reporting purposes.
Example: "The analyst provided a data extract to help the team understand the trends in customer behavior."
Alternatives: "a data dump" or "a data sample".
"A data extract doesn't seem to be a big deal" some will say.
We used a data extract for all births during 2005-2007 fiscal years.
The data manager provided the researchers with a data extract from the clinical obstetric database for the approved data items for those women who had given consent to link their survey responses with their health data.
To assess whether or not the validation process has resulted in substantial changes in the quality of the ASR, a data extract including important variables selected from the ASR before and after validation was used.
The epicenter distribution of events occurring from 1978 to 14 28, May 12 , 2008 in the Longmen Shan region (a total of 1788 earthquakes) is shown in Fig. 1(a) (data extracted from the earthquake catalogue of the China Earthquake Administration).
a Data extracted from Frasor and colleagues, Tables 2 and 3 [8].
Information is drawn from a 2010 data extract from Schoolspring.com, the country's largest online jobs clearinghouse for education positions at the K-12 level.
After the necessary permissions were obtained through collaboration with the Local Government Data Unit Waleses [ 35], a benefits data extract was received from the DWP for August 2001.
MBDS is a nonpersonal data extract that is mandatory for hospitals to guarantee the epidemiologic knowledge necessary for driving national health system management.
The authors used secondary analyses of health survey data using an anonymised data extract.
We summarized the results in a table and detailed all data extracted.
