The phrase "ample data has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or sufficiency of data in a particular context, often in research or analysis.
Example: "Ample data has been collected to support the findings of this study."
Alternatives: "sufficient data has" or "plenty of data has".
6 These data have an ample scope to study the SHS exposure and its associated factors.
At Glassdoor, we have ample data on workers' job trajectories from millions of résumés that people have shared on our site.
HR organisations do not provide data on the prevalence of extra-long interview processes, but specialists say that the rise in hiring discrimination cases in recent years has led to employers doing more to ensure they have ample data to support their hiring decisions.
Like many banks, DBS had ample data, but it was in silos and just organizing it could take years with nothing to show for the effort.
So even if you texted someone all of "War and Peace," 160 characters at a time, you would still have ample data left on your plan — although you might lose a friend.
And there's ample data showing that we've changed the composition of the atmosphere enough to alter the global climate.
The survey considers that HR is playing catch up, with only 42% saying that they know how to extract meaningful insights out of their data, and 38% have ample data about their workforce.
Early follow-up rates at one year are around 80 85%, suggesting that we will have ample data for our analyses of the RCT.
Although previous work has accumulated ample data, the molecular mechanism underlying diapause and reactivation from it remain elusive.
Thus, while there is ample data to suggest that BMP-7 has potent anti-fibrotic effects on cells within the kidney [21], [31], the data from our current experiments suggests that BMP-7 has little effect in modifying fibrosis in either the lung or the skin.
