The phrase "a vast majority of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a large portion or significant amount of data in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "In our study, a vast majority of data indicated a strong correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "a large portion of data" or "most of the data".
A vast majority of data center designers choose to use standard industry equipment, not equipment specialized for particular computing tasks.
At AWS Re:invent in November, AWS president Andy Jassy pointed out that a vast majority of data remains in private data centers, but that we can expect that to begin to move more briskly to the public cloud over the next five years.
No systematic investigation has been performed so far and a vast majority of data comes from research focused on HSPA1 protein expression in primary tumors, in which few samples of cancer adjacent tissues were assessed as a control.
A vast majority of gathered data is "temporary" in nature and could be discarded as soon as the analysis is done.
However, this is not a trivial task as the vast majority of data concerning CS derives from in vitro studies on fibroblasts while ARDs are well studied in a variety of cells and in vivo systems.
It was found to be in agreement with the trends predicted by the detailed kinetic modeling, as opposed to a vast majority of the available literature data.
Many folks are shocked to learn that the vast majority of data today is actually "messier" and unstructured, a point that I make in Too Big to Ignore.
The last category, which is essentially an "other" category, is rich in its complexity and encompasses the vast majority of data released.
As Christopher and others have said, data scientists often spend a vast majority of their time just getting the data ready.
"The vast majority of data suggest that what helps the children is working with the brain more than working with the gut," Dr. Di Lorenzo said.
