The phrase "a database of numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured collection of numerical data stored in a computer system.
Example: "The research team created a database of numbers to analyze the statistical trends over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a numerical database" or "a collection of numbers".
Nissan has already introduced an optional service into its new 2003i called Carwings, which includes a car navigation system, operated by a cellphone, that allows the driver to get access to a database of numbers rather than talking to a telephone operator.
In a post earlier this month, Snapchat blamed the data leak on 'abuse' of its API — although it did also acknowledge that the way it stores the information made it possible for a database of numbers to be used to sniff out usernames and match them up.
The post blames what it says was 'abuse' of its API on the leak, but acknowledges that the way that it stores the information made it possible for a database of numbers to be used to sniff out usernames and match them up.
Clients calls would go to a dispatcher a third party who took the call, traced the number through a database of numbers, and then returned the call from a different phone to confirm their request for drugs.
PHONE SPAM FILTERS GrandCentral maintains a database of telemarketer numbers that is constantly updated by reports from its own subscribers.
The other winners similarly use algorithms to build a database of blacklisted numbers with which to screen incoming calls.
Our solution has been to build a database of section numbers encountered while processing each Title of the Code, and when we need to determine which sections fall between the endpoints of a run, we query the database.
"Scrutiny focused on the bulk collection of telephone records, not the content of the conversations or the identities of callers but a database of phone numbers, and the time and duration of calls, that could be examined if there was a reasonable suspicion that a particular number was associated with terrorism," she writes, with clinical detachment, in assessing the fallout.
On March 5, Copley reported a tip to Facebook security, writing, "There is a security invulnerability that allows someone to essentially create a database of phone numbers and Facebook users".
These and other apps designed to keep robocalls at bay pretty much rely on one thing: a database of phone numbers that scammers and telemarketers call from that is constantly updated.
If your company keeps a database of part numbers, it is often worthwhile to reuse standard parts such as fasteners, connectors, resistors and other small, purchased items.
