The phrase "act data" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to data related to actions or activities, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The act data collected during the experiment was crucial for our analysis."
Alternatives: "activity data" or "action data".
Neighborhoods in Queens, the Bronx and Brooklyn also have large concentrations of subprime loans, which are at high risk of foreclosure, according to Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data examined by The New York Times.
"We are concerned that virtually all of your agency's computer data and systems may be highly vulnerable to penetration, misuse or attack by unauthorized users via the Internet, including law-enforcement-sensitive data, proprietary and confidential business information, Privacy Act data and financial and accounting systems".
The healthcare provider require assurances regarding compliance (e.g., HIPAA Health Insurance Portabilityy and Accountability Act)), data protection through security and privacy controls, geographical location (data should not leave the political border) and high availability of the services.
(ACT data 2015) This is our country, these are our students, and this is our shared future.
"Have you looked at the House of Representatives lately?" UPDATE (7:45 p.m): NBC News tweeted Thursday evening that under the Patriot Act, data from all phone records within the U.S. has been collected by the government.
According to Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data in fact, late into the 1990's it was still possible to discover only one home loan had been awarded in all of Harlem, during an entire year.
The mean color intensity did not increase in the presence of PSA or PSA-ACT (data not shown).
However, this inflammatory reaction was not observed in the presence of PSA or PSA-ACT (data not shown).
The £140,000-a-year role sees overall responsibility for Freedom of Information Act decisions, data protection and regulations on privacy and electronic communications.
"We are looking at the HMDA [Home Mortgage Disclosure Act] data and other information that would help us understand how the loans are being priced and whether or not they are justified by legitimate business practices," said Spitzer spokeswoman Juanita Scarlett.
Social media sites and search engines act as data mines, storing information that could later be accessed by the government and used against you in court.
