The phrase "all-inclusive data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that encompasses all relevant information or aspects of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report provided all-inclusive data on the market trends, ensuring that no critical information was overlooked."
Alternatives: "comprehensive data" or "complete data set".
As an example, if we consider the volume aspect of data then it could happen that some individual leaves sparse digital footprint (may be because of her personal habits of technology usage) as compared to a few others, resulting in a non-all-inclusive data analytics that could lead to biased policies.
We did major population cohort based analyses using all inclusive data of women undergoing POP surgery in the state of New York.
The purpose of our study was to evaluate the performance, safety, and other outcomes of hysteroscopic sterilization compared with laparoscopic sterilization using statewide and all-inclusive population data.
"The Now Network is more than just a physical network – it's also data plans that are all-inclusive, eliminating fear of data overages and a perfect fit for Palm Pre users".
And, with samples that are all-inclusive, users can see performance data for every visitor on every page.
Cyfe is going after a similar endgame, but it's aiming to be more all-inclusive — as an analytics and performance data tool.
MPP is an all-inclusive pipeline that uses CGH hybridization data, converts it to binary and uses those values to create a distance matrix for tree construction.
In terms of PICOS (participants, interventions, comparisons, outcomes, and study designs), the review was all-inclusive and excluded no known source of data on this formula.
OpenResort S/I-as-a-Service provides guest engagement platform for luxury hotels & all-inclusive resorts, linking them with local business communities and experiences leveraging open data.
