The phrase "all data required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete set of information needed for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "Please ensure that you submit all data required for the analysis by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "all necessary data" or "complete data set".
These latter can be organized in terms of two types of storage areas: a data warehouse that regroups all data required for any potential analysis requirements, and/or a set of data marts each regrouping data extracts required for one particular analytical requirement, e.g. analyzing the sales of the enterprise.
In 2012 just over a third of all data required some form of protection, but with companies and the public sector generating and holding increasing amounts of personal information, this proportion is expected to exceed 40% by 2020.
Two major speed-ups were achieved by avoiding all memory allocations in the performance-critical part of substructure matching, and by precomputing and caching all data required by the matching algorithm.
All data required for trial analysis will be routinely collected in medical and nursing charts.
Sample quality is not compromised by additional preparation procedures as all data required for quantitation are collected as part of the standard analytical workflow.
All data required to determine phase and optical thickness are gathered in a single snapshot utilizing a pixelated phase mask, so no scanning is necessary.
Ideally an environment should include all the data required to replicate some or all results in a publication, but where this is not realistic, readers may need to download data separately, as commonly happens now from data repositories.
All the data required to match two challengers is crunched by the site's servers.
A single sensor pack composed by an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), provides all the data required to feed the nonlinear estimator.
All the data required is in the manuscript.
