The phrase "adopted for data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method, approach, or framework that has been chosen or implemented specifically for handling or analyzing data.
Example: "The new software was adopted for data management to improve efficiency and accuracy in our reporting."
Alternatives: "selected for data" or "implemented for data".
Paris power law is normalized and adopted for data analysis.
An inductive approach was adopted for data analysis to develop some propositions regarding circular economy interactions.
The Tsai Hill failure criterion (T H FC) in association with classic lamination theory (CLT) was adopted for data treatment.
In order to improve the spatial and temporal resolution of thermographic data, thermographic signal reconstruction (TSR) is often adopted for data processing and analysis.
In smart substation, multicast transmission is adopted for data of SMV and GOOSE.
This method was adopted for data analysis of coal comminution by waterjets with the exception that we introduced a volume-based fractal model instead of a mass-based model used by Tasdemir.
For this research we set an exploratory level, adopting for data analysis a descriptive and correlational design.
Data structure Organisation adopted for the data held in a digital database.
The paper presents the process adopted to produce the ontology and the big data architecture for the knowledge base feeding on the basis of open and private data, and the mechanisms adopted for the data verification, reconciliation and validation.
Most normalization methods adopted for miRNA data are the same methods used to normalize mRNA data; but miRNA data are very different from mRNA data mainly because of possibly larger proportion of differentially expressed miRNA probes, and much larger percentage of left-censored miRNA probes below detection limit (DL).
The resulting 126,000 SNPs were subjected to the same ascertainment scheme as the one adopted for real data (MAF>0.001 in the three populations) leading to a simulated data set containing 55,591 SNPs.
