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The phrase "appropriate for your data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether a method, tool, or approach is suitable for the specific data you are working with.
Example: "Before proceeding with the analysis, we need to ensure that the chosen statistical method is appropriate for your data."
Alternatives: "suitable for your data" or "fitting for your data".
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An example set of commands used to create the weight file follows; please remember to change the data range, binning, spectral model and parameters to those appropriate for your data!
If CC0 is not appropriate for your data, during the submission process you can elect to apply an alternative Creative Commons license.
Individual t-test is not appropriate for your data.
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Decide on the appropriate license for your data.
Once you've thought through these issues, see the following tabs of this guide to find appropriate sources for your data.
Refer to Figure 1 for a general guide to selecting the appropriate effect size measure for your data.
The Research Data Management Team (RDMTeam) offers assistance and training that will help you create data management plans for grant applications, identify appropriate repositories for your research data, understand repository requirements, and deposit data into DataSpace at Princeton University.
These threads describe how to produce simulated data appropriate for your analysis.
If you are using statistical methods appropriate for continuous data, gather evidence to increase your confidence that your data are interval, or at least approximately so.
Precision sample preparation methods prior to XRPD analysis eliminated effects of preferred orientation, creating reproducible data appropriate for data mining.
"It's a little more appropriate for the data collection and research," he said.
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