The phrase "adoption of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acceptance or integration of data into processes, systems, or practices.
Example: "The adoption of data-driven decision-making has significantly improved our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "integration of data" or "acceptance of data".
The popularity of large colour screens has been driven by the growing adoption of data services such as web-browsing and downloading games and screen graphics.
Today, T-Mobile USA customers already have among the highest adoption of data and messaging services in the industry.
The adoption of data coming from water bills does not allow a reliable reconstruction of water consumption profile.
The adoption of data science in companies like Uber, Netflix and Amazon evokes a similarly striking contrast with legacy companies such as Yellow Cab, Blockbuster and Sears/Kmart.
For Cote d'Ivoire specifically, it is likely that the energy consumption by the network will increase in the near future with an increasing adoption of data services.
EHR systems are collecting more discrete data, but the structure, semantics, and adoption of data elements vary across vendors and sites.
How much did the game going professional impact on the adoption of data-led analysis?
Enthusiastic and rapid adoption of data-driven analytics has happened at the expense of meaningful public input, safeguards against misconduct and other basic procedures of accountability.
And with many of these tools freely available for reuse via developer site Github from Code for Africa, the Sunlight Foundation, Open Knowledge, Democracy Works mySociety or Democracy Club, the pace of adoption of data-driven tools should only accelerate.
With the growing adoption of data-collecting technologies, like sensor networks, Internet of Things, and others, the data volume growth ratio is expected to continue to increase.
Todd believes the company will benefit from the growing proliferation of handheld devices such as the Palm Pilot and Windows CE computers, as well as the widespread adoption of data-enabled wireless phones.
