The phrase "a flow of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the movement or transfer of information, particularly in contexts related to technology, networking, or data analysis.
Example: "The system is designed to ensure a smooth flow of data between the server and the client."
Alternatives: "a stream of data" or "a transfer of data."
American Democracy Legal Fund, a new group helmed by veteran Democratic operative Brad Woodhouse, said that such a flow of data back and forth is not permitted under federal election rules banning coordination between parties and outside groups.
The next web will function as a flow of data, organised chronologically.
Part of the power of the realtime web is that it can quickly make you feel like you can't live without a flow of data that you easily lived without before you discovered it.
The result of this approach is voice service (control and media planes) delivery as a flow of data within the LTE data bearer.
"The existing models that you're seeing thrown out there for mobile security or cloud application security all center around a constant premise: there's a flow of data out heading out and we need to put a gateway up," Ghetti said.
At least in theory, a subsidy system should automatically generate a flow of data – the information used to determine eligibility and that used to determine the amount of the subsidy.
Straughan said it will start a flow of GP data across the whole of the NHS, allowing it to answer specific questions around GP data.
The digitalization of Europe involves much more than providing universal broadband, free Wi-Fi and a flow of big data.
In my previous stories about The Credit Junction, a New York City firm that is creating a new way of lending based on a constant flow of data from a borrower to a lender, I pointed out that the benefits of this intimacy must go two ways (see How Big Data Flows Will Change Business Lending and How The Credit Junction Uses Data-Driven Intimacy to Change Commercial Lending).
In both cases, there is a bidirectional flow of data between a data source and a tool or a bidirectional flow of data and/or control between two tools.
A strong health system provides both a downward flow of data, requisite policies, personnel, and materials, and an upward flow of data and management feedback on what is working and what is not.
