The phrase "a set of shared data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of information that is accessible or utilized by multiple individuals or systems.
Example: "The project requires a set of shared data to ensure all team members are on the same page."
Alternatives: "a collection of common data" or "a group of mutual data".
The CIRculating Common-Update Sharing (CIRCUS) mechanism has low latency user-level contention-free access to a set of shared circulating data registers.
Larger data sets must also herald the advance of shared data sets.
We evaluate the fault behavior of shared data fields on a set of parallel applications from NAS benchmark suite.
Differentiating disease causing mutations from irrelevant genetic variants will be facilitated through use of shared data sets on unaffected individuals.
The PHI Protection macros described in this paper are intended to reduce accidental PHI disclosure in multi-site research using structured data by automating the review of shared data sets.
When WhatsApp users are prompted to agree to the new T&Cs in the app, the wording that describes the purpose of the setting where they can opt out of sharing data with Facebook is as follows: "Share my WhatsApp account information with Facebook to improve my Facebook ads and products experiences.
Here we developed a novel cross-species meta-analysis platform to reveal a core set of shared genes and pathways by integrating transcriptional data from Arabidopsis, rice, wheat and barley into one meaningful analytical framework.
On top of this shared data set, several research groups have now built freely available tools to help other scientists make use of U.K. Biobank's data.
Second, a core principle of this proposed system should be minimising burden on treatment providers by only collecting data on a core set of shared indicators.
To solve this issue, both the U.S. and Mexico need to develop shared data sets of regional demographics and economic trends.
