The phrase "adoption of the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the acceptance or implementation of data, such as in research, policy-making, or data management.
Example: "The adoption of the data collected during the study will help inform future decisions regarding public health initiatives."
Alternatives: "acceptance of the data" or "implementation of the data".
Parliament therefore urged the Council to accelerate its adoption of the data protection reform to enable the Parliament to adopt the entire package already end of April.
The level of interest and amount of adoption of the data is really exciting.
Fitbit also noted that on September 29 it signed up for the European Commission's new EU-US personal data transfer framework — aka the Privacy Shield — arguing that its rapid adoption of the data transfer mechanism "affirms our ongoing commitment to data security for our customers".
New data managers that are adapted to other formats will be made available on the same Tool Shed in the future, depending on the adoption of the data tables system by new Galaxy tools.
Here I would like to say how important it is that the message has gone out from all sides of this House that Parliament will work towards the swift adoption of the data protection package.
The adoption of these data models is expected to increase rapidly in real-world settings, spurred by the financial incentives of monitoring the effectiveness of clinical care practices [ 43].
The difference, due to the adoption of the NBS data in the FRA 2005 Report, indicates the sensitivity of this parameter to the input data and methodology used to estimate it.
That means a swift adoption of the new data protection framework which the Commission proposed earlier this year and the development of safe and fair contract terms and conditions".
But in essence the problem is the business model, not the technology, particularly now that 2.5G networks are speeding up the service.When it comes to the adoption of mobile data, the odd country out is not Japan but America.
However, such reform should be cognisant of the international trends towards the adoption of data security measures including data breach notification, but lack of alignment in standards, which may be burdensome for entities operating in the transnational data economy.
The results differ from the raw average of rankings for several reasons, including the omission of cell count data (which was informative in the qualitative analysis, but difficult to combine into the 'cell death score'), the adoption of raw data normalisation and the inclusion of the 3rd time block (49 60 h).
