The phrase "a feed of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a continuous stream or supply of data, often in the context of technology or information systems.
Example: "The application processes a feed of data from various sensors to monitor environmental conditions in real-time."
Alternatives: "a stream of data" or "a data feed".
Collections can be simple, consisting of a relatively small number of images with static data attached, or they can be very large, connected to a feed of changing data.
One might wonder why the parliament website exists; it could be replaced with a "feed" of its data that anyone could use on their own website.The top-down approach, habitual to central and local government, with its necessity to dictate how everything works, is part of the reason why big government IT projects so often overrun on costs and under-deliver.
A body representing councils in England and Wales, the Improvement and Development Agency, proposed to supply Royal Mail with a single feed of data from a centralised database, the National Land and Property Gazetteer.
It's a live feed of data from a well being drilled off Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico.
As technology and automation transform the jobs market, she thinks gathering a "live feed" of data on how career paths are changing will be important.
The agreement is said to include provision for a direct feed of data from Twitter into SMG's modelling tools.
Besides making life more convenient for travelers, apps provide a constant feed of data to the company about consumer preferences and behavior.
Soon it will launch its "fat pipe": a feed of raw market data that hooks up to the back office of a bank to update its trading applications.
SS: The Bing agreement is giving them a feed of our "everyone" data.
OneRiot will be licensing a feed of this hot data to certain sites for this purpose (they won't say which sites).
