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The phrase "a portion of the data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a discrete section or quantity of a larger amount of data. For example: "We analyzed a portion of the data to determine the underlying trends."
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Howman said: "A portion of the data within the database pre-dates the Athlete Biological Passport [ABP], which was introduced in 2009.
In that time, the hacker had been able to retrieve only a portion of the data.
All models were developed using a portion of the data and validated with the remainder.
Chris Vickery, director of cyber risk research at security firm UpGuard, analyzed a portion of the data.
A study was conducted on a random sample of a portion of the data involving construction workers eye injuries.
A portion of the data randomly selected from the full data set were coded by the second coder.
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However, to minimize bias, we censored such men from our analyses and used self-reported H. pylori infection data to classify a portion of the unknown data.
Members of the EU Parliament had asked him to review a portion of the proprietary data EFSA released to them, though he is not allowed to make that data more widely available, he said.
In panel B, a portion of the test data is shown.
But after reviewing a portion of the exposed data, some of the company's claims do not stand up.
A SPART filter in the signal chain of the receiver recovers a portion of the lost data rate, and/or restores the lost connection (solid blue line).
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