The phrase "about data collection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to the gathering, analysis, or management of data.
Example: "The report provides valuable insights about data collection methods used in the study."
Alternatives: "regarding data gathering" or "concerning data acquisition".
Field workers collected completed diaries each week, and were available to answer questions about data collection.
Writing in the Guardian, Polly Toynbee said "a fashionable paranoia about data collection" was preventing "so much potential good".
That's why Schooler argues that scientists need to become more rigorous about data collection before they publish.
And it makes children's sites responsible for notifying parents about data collection by third parties integrated into their services.
Representatives of the app industry said they had already been working with app developers to make disclosures about data collection clearer and simpler for consumers.
Stuart Ingis, a lawyer for the Digital Advertising Alliance, an industry consortium, said the program, which involves consumers installing individual cookies on their browsers, demonstrates that users already have choices about data collection.
Memos will include both operational notes about the data collection process and conceptual memos about the initial codes and focused codes being developed.
Participants informed patients about the data collection at the first consultation and any patient who did not want their data collected could choose not to be involved.
Mr. Rockefeller asked each company to provide extensive business details about its data collection operations since Jan . 1 , 2009
The case happened before the revelations about bulk data collection revealed by the National Security Agency NSAA) whistleblower Edward Snowden from June last year.
Mr. Ellsworth was one of a group of dissatisfied players who complained to Verant about its data collection techniques.
