The phrase "adopt data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of accepting or integrating data into a system, process, or methodology.
Example: "To improve our analytics, we need to adopt data from various sources and analyze it effectively."
Alternatives: "incorporate data" or "embrace data".
The industry has devised a new plan to encourage customers to adopt data services and thus, it hopes, make a smooth and unobtrusive transition to 3G.
Likewise in the Middle East, the overseers of international free trade zones in Qatar and Dubai plan to adopt data protection laws that mirror European rules, said Justin Cornish, a lawyer at Latham & Watkins in Dubai, who also attended the Berlin conference.
From 2017, MPRS will adopt data sharing policy.
Chandra, for one, believes consumers who sign up for his apps will be more likely to adopt data plans in the future.
Existing EISs commonly adopt data warehousing technology to consolidate data from multiple sources in a tailor-made fashion, and support predefined multidimensional data analysis.
We adopt data from the Energy Consumption Statistics by Prefecture by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan, to delineate the demand between the industrial and commercial sector.
Efforts saved shall be paid to implementations," Liu explained, adding that it is China's diverse use cases that encourage companies to adopt data-supported implementations.
In this research, since we adopt data-driven DAs by clustering, the number of DAs (clusters) become a critical parameter in system design.
Given that the transmitted signal of PU and channel amplitude are independent of each other, we adopt data-independent finite state Markov channel (FSMC) to model the TVMFF channel [17].
That has in turn forced the Pentagon to adopt data-mining tactics, using aptitude test results and racial and economic backgrounds to determine who is most likely to buy what it is selling.
The signatories have agreed to work jointly and to call on other actors, including governments, to adopt data-access policies that promote sharing and use.
