The phrase "an overload of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where there is an excessive amount of data that may be difficult to manage or process.
Example: "The research team faced an overload of data, making it challenging to draw meaningful conclusions from their findings."
Alternatives: "excessive data" or "data deluge".
He used the computers of the Market Vision graphics studio company in Irvington, whose computer network crashed because of an overload of data.
If that failed, Blue Security would fill in forms on the spammers' Web sites asking that their clients' names be removed — often crippling the spammers' systems with an overload of data.
The debates on the Vorsorgeprinzip shifted from the national level in Germany to the international level in the 1980s and 1990s, initially in the field of conservation (United Nations 1982), but then particularly in marine pollution, where an overload of data accompanied an insufficiency of knowledge.
Connected with video in "datamatics [ver. 2.0]," presented by the French Institute Alliance Française and Japan Society at Florence Gould Hall to open the annual Crossing the Line festival on Friday, Mr. Ikeda's music became something more: the living pulse of exotic new worlds conjured through an overload of mundane binary data.
The continuing progress of standard medical care results in an overload of patient's data, which are difficult to handle by traditional techniques.
Called TargetEarly, it includes a number of demographic splits for those ballots that have already been returned, the sort of overload of data that can keep up distracted political gurus for an unhealthy amount of time.
Large-scale data center suffers from overload of data traffic on some bottleneck links, due to the fact that cloud-based services are mostly accomplished by group communications with multicast traffic.
This overload of data is making knowledge management increasingly more important.
