The phrase "anything the data" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to any information or insights derived from the data, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "We need to analyze anything the data reveals about customer behavior."
Alternatives: "any insights from the data" or "any information the data provides".
If anything, the data would suggest there is perhaps too much "flexibility" in the system and too much of an ability for businesses to keep wage rises down even as they increase employment and hours worked.
"If anything, the data reveal that the fields in which they are most underrepresented are the very ones that desire them most.
If anything, the data suggest that within this relatively impaired overall sample of treatment seekers, those with criminal justice involvement may have less impairment, and be more ready to benefit from a computer-delivered intervention.
Pingdom tried to pinpoint which countries stand to drive Twitter's growth the most by looking at the sharpest traffic curves, but if anything the data researched shows that Twitter is gaining ground pretty much everywhere.
If anything, the data indicates that sex offenders' re-offense rates for other crimes are likely lower, not higher.
Although survival has improved in all socioeconomic groups, the deprivation gap in survival between women in the most affluent and the most deprived groups has not narrowed; if anything, the data suggest that it widened slightly during the late 1990s.
Can you do anything with the data?
Ministers seem unwilling to address the increase in suicides, arguing it is too early to conclude anything from the data.
MobileMe, by contrast, has no ads, and it's hard to see any trace of Apple doing anything with the data entrusted to them.
But there isn't anything in the data to justify his claim that the health care bill as a whole is being vindicated by recession-era trends.
