The phrase "and the metadata" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional information that describes or provides context for data, often in technical or data-related discussions.
Example: "The report includes the main findings and the metadata necessary for understanding the data sources."
Alternatives: "along with the metadata" or "as well as the metadata".
"Feedback indicated that a collected Skype call was very clear and the metadata looked complete," the document stated, praising the co-operation between NSA teams and the FBI.
This uses 200 probes to tap international fibre-optic cables, storing the content for three days and the "metadata" (its origin, direction, destination, etc) for 30.
"However, it is also MEAA's view that there are other concerns about press freedom in Australia which require more urgent reform than section 18C, including lack of protection for whistleblowers, defamation law, freedom of information laws and the metadata laws".
Though GCHQ says it only keeps the content of messages for three working days, and the metadata for up to 30 days, privacy campaigners here and in the US will want to know if the NSA is adhering to the same self-imposed rules.
We have implemented this metamodel using the language Telos and the metadata repository system ConceptBase.
The filesystem's tree and the metadata for all the files and directories are maintained in it.
"We know that the NSA/GCHQ monitors and mines the metadata of images and other media on these services".
His genre-exploding sets, relying on equal parts digging for dusty records and the metadata-less archives of mp3 hosting sites, have been in-demand ever since.
The NameNode manages the file system and stores the metadata.
These Web services are a custom-built REST-based interface for public metadata search and retrieval (the metadata are not protected, as they are not patient-identifiable information).
