The phrase "a guarantee of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assurances regarding the accuracy, security, or availability of data in various contexts, such as technology, research, or business.
Example: "The company provides a guarantee of data integrity to ensure that all information is accurate and reliable."
Alternatives: "an assurance of data" or "a promise of data security".
Mr. Kantor said the markets might view that promise as "a kind of extension of the Bernanke put" — a guarantee of intervention should data deteriorate sharply — which should give traders some solace.
However, more study is needed to achieve a 10-year guarantee of data retention for non-volatile memory application.
(a) Simultaneously monitoring multiple bridges by a single bridge management system or using para-stressing systems requires efficient data processing, guarantee of data reliability and homogeneousness, and early detection of and recovery from system malfunctions. .
Simultaneously monitoring multiple bridges by a single bridge management system or using para-stressing systems requires efficient data processing, guarantee of data reliability and homogeneousness, and early detection of and recovery from system malfunctions.
There is no guarantee of data integrity from the point of data generation to the point of data use — it is assumed that the sending system generated an accurate payload and the receiving system ingested the payload accurately — with no standardized audit trail.
However, even with the achieved energy saving due to the short communication range, this approach leads to high latency with no guarantee of data delivery.
With IMS, early discovery of problems by field monitoring, simultaneous monitoring of multiple bridges, data use for other purposes than bridge management, guarantee of data uniformity, and reduction of inspection and other maintenance work also become possible.
Nevertheless, the guarantee of data anonymity may have encouraged gamers to provide honest answers.
The consistency guarantees of data attributes or objects are measured using an application independent metric called consistency index (CI).
This includes labor standards, and environmental benchmarks, as well as guarantees of data privacy and security.
