The phrase "and using the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or processes that involve the application or analysis of data.
Example: "The team is focused on improving our marketing strategy and using the data collected from customer feedback."
Alternatives: "and analyzing the data" or "and applying the data".
Catherine Scott-Little, an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro who has helped states develop their early-learning standards, says the state of Maryland is probably the farthest along in developing and using the data from this kind of assessment.
Undercover Economist, Tim Harford, has written compellingly in his book Adapt, about how various solutions can be found to difficult problems by doing a number of small scale trials investigating different ideas and using the data gathered from the trials to plan more and better trials until the problem has been overcome.
"It becomes really useful when you have an application where you have a user who's not necessarily editing, but who's at least manipulating and sorting and using the data," and where those changes are dealt with reliably and universally without ever leaving the Web page.
*Top Image: EteRNA players win points by submitting experiments to a real lab and using the data.
If they do, this cost must be included in the overall costing of moving and using the data.
Vidyard offers a number of tools for tracking viewer data, connecting that data to existing marketing and sales tools and using the data to deliver personalized content.
The directive leaves states with three options: do not sign, sign and use the data for research under the V.A.'s conditions, or sign and use data only to compile numbers of cancers.
The team analysed 12,800 artists playing across more than 1,000 different festivals and used the data to find the best line-ups for new musical discoveries this year.
For the unconvinced, Dr. Gale's response: What I did was to get a copy of the C.D.C. report and use the data in its tables.
The agency said that devising a price tag for the United Kingdom would help economists develop economic models and use the data to make financial predictions.
Under the new agreement, United States companies that meet European standards for protecting information would get the right to transfer and use the data.
