The phrase "a market data" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression should be "market data" as it is typically uncountable.
Example: "The market data indicates a significant increase in consumer spending this quarter."
Alternatives: "market information" or "market statistics."
Mr. Chin, 48, is a market data business analyst at Credit Suisse, the investment bank, in Manhattan.
Ward's Auto Infobank, a market data service in Southfield, Mich., calculated that the seasonally adjusted annual rate of sales last month was 17.1 million vehicles.
It has a 2 percent share of the liquid laundry detergent market, in contrast to Tide's 38 percent share, according to SymphonyIRI Group, a market data company.
Alkaline batteries gained 1.5 percent in revenue in the 52 weeks ending June 16, according to IRI, a market data firm.
General Mills has 30.1 percent share of the cold cereal market, nearly tied with Kellogg's, which has a 30.5 percent share, according to data for the 52 weeks ending June 16 by IRI, a market data firm.
In the United States cream cheese market, Philadelphia dominates with a market share of more than 60 percent, followed by private label brands, with about 25 percent, according to Euromonitor International, a market data firm.
Her mother, Barbara Sperber of Greenlawn, N.Y., is a computer programmer at MBS Insight, a marketing data company in Plainview, N.Y.
Such a neural network might be used in data mining, for example, to discover clusters of customers in a marketing data warehouse.
To assess the effectiveness of this method, we have applied it to a marketing data set and a standard benchmark from ANN literature (Wolf's sunspot activity data set).
ACNielsen, a market-data group, found that 14 different retailers in Britain alone each have their own description of the same squeezy bottle of Heinz salad cream.
As of Nov. 18, Sega's share of the North American market for game consoles had fallen to 17.5percentt in the fourth quarter of this year from 18.8percentt in the corresponding period of 1999, according to PC Data, a market-data company in Reston, Va.
