It is grammatically correct to say "a quantitative data" in a sentence, but it is more commonly used as "quantitative data." You can use this phrase when talking about data that can be measured or expressed in numbers.
Example: "The research project collected both qualitative and quantitative data to analyze the effectiveness of the new program."
Mr. Cole, also 27, works in Long Island City, Queens, as a project officer and a quantitative data analyst in the H.I.V. testing unit of the Bureau of H.I.V./AIDS Prevention and Control, part of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
qunb is a "one-‐stop shop for numbers", a quantitative data aggregation platform.
To get a quantitative data of CA72-4, furthermore, the portable fluorescence immunoassay chip detector was used.
In addition, a quantitative data estimating the inner and outer diameters of the alloy nanorings were obtained through TEM image analysis.
Content analysis as pursued by the MERCI project suits such nested analysis, which requires access to a quantitative data set with sufficient observations to allow statistical analysis.
In addition, we introduce a quantitative data mining study over a 2-year Twitter dataset, in which we explore the properties of news events in social media and the international relations that are induced by those events.
This article proposes a quantitative data-based assessment of the onshore wind auctions conducted in Italy from 2012 to 2016.
An embedded MM design is used in which a qualitative data set plays a supportive, secondary role in a study based primarily on a different quantitative data set.
In addition, it reflects the generic use of this method, which should be manageable and repeatable under the conditions of an input of only a few quantitative data.
Replication of these findings within a larger quantitative data set would provide more empirical support for these qualitative findings.
