The phrase "adopting data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accepting or integrating data into a system, project, or analysis.
Example: "The team is focused on adopting data from various sources to improve their research outcomes."
Alternatives: "integrating data" or "utilizing data".
There are historic examples of great journalists adopting data too, of course; Philip Meyer, the US journalist behind the Detroit project which inspired our Reading the Riots project - a reporter who used data to create classic new forms of journalism.
To come from behind in this market, H.P. has turned to a hard-sell pitch that says customers can either model themselves after the revamped H.P. by adopting data warehousing or continue to be a mess.
Citation can be increased by adopting data sharing policy.
Adopting data from Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), the technical analytical indexes and β value of the listed stocks of TWSE were computed.
Information on depth persistence of soil water content (SWC) is useful for adopting data assimilation techniques in integrating remote sensing data and soil water modeling.
In this paper, a dataset of 92,906 dwellings was analysed adopting data mining techniques for the classification of heating and domestic hot water primary energy demand and for the evaluation of the most influencing factors.
Ahead of next month's RBS Six Nations tournament, we sat down with the man Sir Clive Woodward once described as "the Prince of Centres" to discuss the critical role data now plays in the modern game and what the sport and business worlds can learn from one another when it comes to adopting data-led technology.
As an increasing number of governors and mayors have discovered over the past decade, however, adopting data-driven government isn't just about about technology. .
To provide user-friendly and intuitive user experience, the web pages of the FPDB are concisely designed by adopting Data-driven User Interface of Comparative Fungal Genomics Platform (CFGP 2.0; http://cfgp.snu.ac.kr/) [ 25].
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.
