The phrase "access to raw data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to obtain or retrieve unprocessed data for analysis or research purposes.
Example: "Researchers require access to raw data in order to conduct a thorough analysis of the findings."
Alternatives: "availability of unprocessed data" or "entry to original data".
In the US, the NIH also intends to promote greater access to raw data, requesting that funding applications include a Data Discovery Index to enable any unpublished data to be more easily located, accessed and referenced by other researchers in any future work (Collins and Tabak, 2014).
We thank G. Dunn for early access to raw data for the published glioblastoma hypermutator case included in our analysis.
What is the next big thing?" Google currently does not allow outsiders to gain access to raw data because of privacy concerns.
One of the most common allegations made against the CRU scientists was that they blocked access to raw data, drawn from weather stations around the world, and adjusted that data to falsely show a pattern of global warming.
Not only does it continue to allow access to raw data streams from the camera or microphones, but it also offers access to Kinect data that's already been cleaned up by Microsoft's algorithms.
This can range from providing the organization with easy access to raw data and model output samples in the early ideation stages, to building full prototypes in the later stages.
The committee found that there was no attempt to misrepresent or falsify data, and no withholding of access to raw climate data – despite the repeated accusations to the contrary by climate-change deniers.
Questions must also be asked if freedom of information legislation should cover access to raw scientific data.
At the time, they told us they never had gotten access to raw Facebook data, so we made that decision.
Commercial ultrasound machines in the past did not provide the ultrasound researchers access to raw ultrasound data.
Access to raw police data could have made a difference in the security-clearance review of Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis, the report said.
