The phrase "appraising data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or assessment of data to determine its value, quality, or significance.
Example: "The researchers spent several weeks appraising data collected from various sources to ensure the accuracy of their findings."
Alternatives: "evaluating data" or "assessing data".
GD completed all statistical analyses, drafted the manuscript; BU conceived the study, interpreted the data, and helped to draft the manuscript; KS collected the data, helped for statistical analyses; GG and HA collected the data, and JC obtained funding for the study, helped critically appraising the data, analysing, drafting and revising the manuscript.
But economists said in appraising the data released today that the numbers did not necessarily signal a sustainable recovery and merely extended the pattern of alternating growth and contraction that has prevailed for many years in Japan, Asia's biggest economy.
Most of the time is spent in front of the computer terminal, generating and appraising synthetic data.
Finally, for engineering practices, the method is used in a certain coal mine, and a set of appraise data is obtained, results shows that the quantitative method is help to select safety employers and reduce human-initiated mining accidents.
The aim of this study was to systematically review the literature on valid data on any treatment of established PONV symptoms, to critically appraise the data, to test for dose-responsiveness for each drug, and to estimate relative efficacy and likelihood for harm of the various treatments.
This approach should contribute to better understanding, assessment and potential spreading of visual information of uncertainty and help to appraise the data critically.
The public, however, do not have this luxury: not everybody has been extensively educated to critically appraise the data upon which assertions are made.
