The phrase "accumulate enough data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of gathering sufficient information or evidence for analysis or decision-making.
Example: "Before we can draw any conclusions, we need to accumulate enough data to support our findings."
Alternatives: "gather sufficient data" or "collect adequate information".
For the content providers, Reddy and Spivack hope to accumulate enough data, aka users and traffic, to create a premium analytics service.
Once they'd managed to accumulate enough data that the tomfoolery was almost undeniable, iPhoneography and the original sleuth both sent a 5+ paragraph report of their findings off to Apple's VP, Phil Schiller.
This is a bitter pill for pharmaceutical companies because it can take eight years or more after invention to accumulate enough data to get a drug past the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Procedures derived in the USA are built on a huge database from research, and there is a great temptation to apply them in less developed countries which cannot afford the time and expense to accumulate enough data to create local variations.
By 1998, Dr. Perls had accumulated enough data to demonstrate that a person with a centenarian brother or sister was four and a half times as likely as the average person to live to be at least 91.
Agree that we're quickly accumulating enough data that search would be extremely useful.
Previous studies, however, have not accumulated enough data on the effects of these practices on the soil nitrogen (N) pool in the Sahelian sandy soils.
In many cases, these borrowers also haven't accumulated enough data to be seen as viable candidates for many types of loans.
"He has a tremendous amount of energy," says Richardson, noting that the grad student has already accumulated enough data to write a small paper.
However, the software is built to learn as it goes, so that, ostensibly, after accumulating enough data over a period of time, it will be able to auto approve — though the settings will allow you to choose.
We've accumulated enough data that makes the question less far-fetched than it once was, and I'm starting to think that the question isn't "Will we find life?" but rather "Which method will find it first?" There are three methods that, to me, are the front-runners for finding life on other worlds.
