The phrase "across databases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions, processes, or comparisons that involve multiple databases.
Example: "The research findings were consistent across databases, indicating a robust trend."
Alternatives: "throughout databases" or "among databases".
Speed of information flow across databases was not a priority.
Technology identifies matches of similar data across databases.
However, because of a lack of standardization, clinical terminologies may differ across databases.
Also, the algorithms with which the associated search engines rank the documents in the query results are usually incompatible across databases.
Although many of the works she had collected already had been digitized by initiatives such as Google Books, others were scattered across databases, and most important, were unsearchable.
Users can search and screen across databases to identify companies that meet your specific investment criteria as well as conduct peer analysis.
The data virtualization strategy relies on a "superoptimizer" that can create views across databases and data types, even including semistructured data as needed.
And to make those pieces searchable across databases, companies will have to establish a standard means to identify the piecemeal content, just as the International Standard Book Number, or ISBN, enables books to be catalogued, tracked and bought quickly.
This past fall, headlines around the world trumpeted the Marlowe-Shakespeare connection, and spotlighted the editors' methodology: computer-aided analysis of linguistic patterns across databases of early modern plays.
They could do Joins across databases as they needed.
Right similarity search across databases: compounds from GNPS are searched in Agilent, and vice-versa.
