The phrase "a renewed data" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "data" is typically treated as a plural noun, so it would be more appropriate to say "renewed data" without the article "a."
Example: "The researchers presented renewed data that supported their initial findings."
Alternatives: "updated data" or "revised data."
The renewed data processing system (DPS) is now in operation.
Should the FAO's renewed data fuel wild arguments that meat eating is devoid of impact as happened before in response to the last lot of findings?
Erroneous forms were returned to the field for renewed data collection.
After Obama's wins, especially in 2008, there was a renewed vigor around data and analytics.
Being from South Carolina, I have a renewed interest in government data security.
That these changes require fresh leadership and a renewed strategic vision is confirmed by data on CEO turnover, which, at 20percentt (up from 10.2percentt in the prior year), was by far the highest of all industries in 2016 and among the highest ever recorded by The Conference Board for a single peer group of companies.
Collectively, these data argue for a renewed emphasis on the development of high affinity, orally bioavailable pure antagonists and suggest that SERD activity though proven effective may not be required for ERα antagonism in breast cancer.
The analysis of these data allows for a renewed approach to the problem of the biological diversity and peopling of this continent.
As mentioned previously, there has been a renewed commitment to improving health systems data in developing countries by many of the largest global health agencies [ 55]. Gonzalez Block and Mills suggest that 0.1% of total health care expenditure should be spent on health services and policy research in developing countries [ 86].
Over all, however, housing data released last week signaled a renewed housing slump that may threaten the broader economy.
