The phrase "and get the data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when instructing someone to retrieve or collect data as part of a task or process.
Example: "Please analyze the results of the experiment and get the data needed for the report."
Alternatives: "and retrieve the data" or "and collect the data".
Explore our interactive rankings and get the data.
"People think you push two buttons and get the data.
Now, states are asking: Is it better to go along with the V.A. and get the data, even if the restrictions make it almost impossible to use the patient information in research?
I'm just trying to identify, at this point, where are the main problem is and get the data.
"Scientifically, my top priority is to get the LHC efficiently running and get the data analysis moving," Heuer told ScienceNOW.
So, 23andMe realized "at some point that we needed these initiatives to go out and get the data," Smith said.
"They do a wonderful job of tracking sales and getting the data together for us," said Kathy Collins, a marketing executive with an NPD client, Lee Jeans in Kansas City, Mo.
He says, "Not just outlining the problem and getting the data, but getting in deep with the stakeholders and talking with all of them, and seeking common ground and solutions this is a way forward".
The hours taken to set up the trial and to get the data were estimated (partly from working time records), and changed into euros using each researcher's salaries multiplied by 1.3 (social security costs); institutional costs were not included.
John Taysom, a fellow of the University of Cambridge and co-founder of privacy company Privitar, believes this "disassociation" is key because companies and governments get the data without a risk to privacy.
You buy the hardware device upfront ($99 from their Kickstarter page), and you get the data it produces for free.
