The phrase "added data for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to supplementary information or statistics that have been included for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The report was updated with added data for the last quarter's sales performance."
Alternatives: "supplementary data for" or "additional information for".
The agency also added data for 25 metropolitan areas to its analysis.
Today, Google added data for YouTube and Google Calendar, as well.
Google was previously offering National Rail Services data and some other public transport options for London and the South East, but has now added data for "every bus, train, tram and ferry across the U.K". — allowing Maps users to evaluate different public transport options from right within the maps interface.
To further investigate this we added data for 92 UCs previously published by Platt et al. [4], 87 published by Lopez-Knowles et al. [20], and 257 by Kompier et al. [18].
We added data for four African American women.
To this sample we added data for 28 previously unsequenced Viburnum species.
In this model, a consumer will poll said medium and wait for a producer to change it (by adding data for instance).
Most people add data for the love of the project, and together all those hundreds of thousands of people are bringing decent mapping data to places that the big guys won't be focusing on for a long, long time.
3) The authors add data for other boundary-expressed genes and find that one – CUC3, but not the other, CUC1, respond to ablation with increased expression.
These cases have been run with the InterVA-3 and InterVA-4 models, but without adding data for the additional InterVA-4 indicators.
The performance of our model quickly saturates (at around training size of 20%%) and adding data for more mRNAs in the training set does not increase the predictive power of our model.
