The phrase "a sort of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a type or category of data that is not precisely defined or is somewhat ambiguous.
Example: "The research revealed a sort of data that suggested a correlation between the two variables, though further analysis is needed."
Alternatives: "a type of data" or "a kind of data".
A sort of data 'health and safety' ethos baked in from the get-go.
This leads to a sort of data fragmentation which can be damaging to both capacity and speed.
The technique implemented in the present paper is based on a sort of data assimilation scheme of TECgps values obtained using the Global Ionospheric Maps (GIM) (Manucci et al., 1998; Nayir et al., 2007).
Overfit is a sort of data storage precluding the learning of prediction rules.
Reports circulated several months ago speculating that the two companies could team up again for the Amazon phone, including packaging the phone with a sort-of data plan tied to Amazon's Prime subscription service.
For example, the Prion Disease Database [ 30] contains a sort of experimental data on prion sequences and multi-level data on diseases caused by prions, combined with a set of tools for data analysis and systems biology studies in mouse.
The movie, written by Richard Ayoade and Avi Korine, and directed by Ayoade, is set in a sort of steampunk data center.
The site acts as a sort of social data locker where players can track their results and performance.
A sort of BIG data play for advertisers, eXelate taps into demographic and purchase intent information for over 400M online unique visitors worldwide, garnered from its offline partners and by directly measuring online behavior.
My company is already running such a training program and building a new sort of data science/ML school in Armenia -- a country that is already strong in the sciences.
In other words, what we've been told about our entire nervous system acting as a sort of network of data-collecting sensors that send that data back to the brain to be processed might not be quite right.
