The phrase "and compatibility of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of different data sets or systems to work together or be integrated effectively.
Example: "The project will focus on the integration of various software applications and compatibility of data to ensure seamless communication."
Alternatives: "and data interoperability" or "and data integration".
To ensure the reliability and compatibility of the data, we compared the subjects scanned on the two scanners on sociodemographic and imaging parameters.
In order to ensure the quality and compatibility of expression data only microarray experiments using Affymetrix ATH1 whole genome arrays with at least two biological replicates were included.
Thus the accuracy to predict the effective interfacial area and the mass transfer coefficients in the gas and liquid phase for several column internals varies significantly and the compatibility of data from different sources is limited.
Although these national efforts should be relevant to the country, where possible it makes sense to build on global efforts and encourage some compatibility of data across countries.
Combining Mayo and ADNI data may raise questions about the compatibility of data from these different sources.
There were a number of similarities between the ADNI and the Mayo studies that likely contribute to the compatibility of data.
As far as the authors are aware, there has been little consideration of the compatibility of data protection law with the possibility to provide 'procedural consent'.
The overall results of our study thus generally point out that the compatibility of data sets, when the proper caution is taken, improve significantly among different sampling methodologies.
The choice of an open, non-proprietary, data format and compatibility of the standard with legacy technological solutions prove to be critical for the implementation of standardised E-TCs.
The most pressing problem is that of efficiency of the process: despite the fact that typically several databases attempt to focus on a particular type of biological data, and often collaborate at least sufficiently to prevent duplication of effort and ensure compatibility of resulting data formats, it is impossible for human curators to keep up with the growing pace of publication.
