The phrase "amount of data being produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity of data generated in various contexts, such as technology, research, or business analytics.
Example: "The amount of data being produced by social media platforms is staggering and continues to grow exponentially."
Alternatives: "volume of data generated" or "quantity of data created".
One is the rapid growth in the amount of data being produced worldwide, which provide the raw material on which Google's search engine feasts.
The amount of data being produced in genomics daily is doubling every seven months, so within the next decade, genomics is looking at generating somewhere between 2 and 40 exabytes a year.
The next big step will be to implement mathematical modeling approaches to interrogate the enormous amount of data being produced and extract useful answers (a "top-down" approach to biology and medicine).
In recent years, there has been an increasing amount of data being produced and stored, which is known as Big Data.
There is an unfathomable amount of data being produced every second, as social networks, apps, chat, etc. now facilitate real-time communication and sharing — making email feel like the Pony Express.
The amount of data being produced in the sciences continues to expand at a tremendous rate[1].
The quest to capture the massive amounts of data being produced in our world has gotten a $10 million boost, via a National Science Foundation award to UC Berkeley.
The quest to capture the massive amounts of data being produced in our world – and in so doing unveil answers to some of society's most vexing problems – has gotten a $10 million boost from a National Science Foundation award to the University of California, Berkeley.
Further, the simulations have now become very complex with enormous amounts of data being produced.
The application of machine learning to the ever-increasing amounts of data being produced by nearly every person on the planet will change everything when it comes to our jobs.
A large amount of data is produced from whole-genome expression and epigenetic profiling studies of cellular material.
