The phrase "any data collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering information or data in a general sense, without specifying a particular type or method of collection.
Example: "Before proceeding with the analysis, we need to ensure that any data collection complies with ethical standards."
Alternatives: "any data gathering" or "any data acquisition".
As with any data collection service, privacy can be an issue.
Under scrutiny are proposals regarding: unambiguous consent for any data collection, such as tracking for adverts; limits to the ability to use data for purposes other than those for which it was collected, such as profiling; and a strengthened "right to be forgotten".
TV ads, generally considered the most effective mass-market advertising format, don't require any data collection.
Non-adaptive geostatistical designs (NAGDs) offer standard ways of collecting and analysing geostatistical data in which sampling locations are fixed in advance of any data collection.
When they were trying to push the Communications Data Bill, initially, the first version was incredibly broadbrush and afforded powers to do any data collection.
Technical logistics aside, privacy advocates argue that should criminals wish to mask their behaviour, it is relatively easy to circumvent any data collection using simple tools and techniques.
Third, the primary data collected were subject to the review team's interpretation, as in any qualitative data collection process.
Microsoft said it does not voluntarily participate in any government data collection and only complies "with orders for requests about specific accounts or identifiers".
If a malicious party has been privy to Heartbleed for any amount of time, then there's nothing anyone can do, retroactively, about any nefarious data collection or interception that may have taken place.
It's hard to say how many therapy animals there are in the United States; therapy pets are certified and registered by all sorts of different groups, like Pet Partners and the American Kennel Club, and there isn't any centralized data collection.
Laboratory testings were conducted independently of any clinical data collection.
