The phrase "and depth of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thoroughness or richness of information available on a particular subject.
Example: "The research report highlights the breadth and depth of data collected during the study, providing valuable insights into consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "and richness of data" or "and comprehensiveness of data".
"We are finding improvements in the timeliness and depth of data being put into Cerner".
"Inuit is uniquely positioned to innovate in this space because of the breadth and depth of data small businesses have entrusted us with," explained Succar.
Because of the breadth and depth of data that is now coming into the field, Zhang advises students to get multidisciplinary training.
The data that were obtained in the observation study consist of both a generous amount and depth of data that have made the observed object more understandable.
or is it that everyone seems to have forgotten the level, scope and depth of data retention one company continues to maintain on a sizable portion of the planet?
Harnessing the enthusiasm, interest and efforts of the thousands of people participating in citizen science will continue to enhance the range and depth of data available for analysis and research".
However, with this investment and the addition of [Intel Capital director] Igor Taber to our board, GoodData will gain exposure to Intel Capital's breadth and depth of big data, data center, security and other technology expertise," he says.
The breadth and depth of the data reveal phenomena which were not apparent from analysis of the individual data sets.
It is also possible that the use of different data collection methods, particularly email, may have compromised the consistency and depth of the data generated.
But the breadth and depth of the data being shared caused some to worry that the company had intentions to use it beyond the stated aims.
George told the Guardian that the recent dump is "the most substantial ocean restoration project in history," and that he has collected "a greater density and depth of scientific data than ever before….
