The phrase "are looking at data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of examining or analyzing data in various contexts, such as research, business, or academic settings.
Example: "In our meeting today, we are looking at data from the last quarter to assess our performance."
Alternatives: "are analyzing data" or "are reviewing data".
"This is a dynamic environment, and we are looking at data every day and thinking about ideas on what we can improve with each company and what we can work on next," says Pham.
Often though, Sall says, business users are looking at data and they don't really know what to do with it or where to start precisely because they lack the training and understanding.
In fact, he told me he'd just been looking at data compiled by our friend Jeff Seder of EQB Inc., a pioneer in studies of equine biomechanics.
Both Fisher and Phillips were looking at data from the era of the gold standard, when people generally expected prices to be stable.
"We want to be an outside agency that is looking at data to see what is really effective," said Richard Arum, a professor at New York University who has been organizing the group through the Social Science Research Council.
"One thing that companies should be doing is looking at data movement over the weeks prior to layoffs," Dunkelberger said.
Lamented Steven Lipshultz, a researcher from the University of Miami in Florida: "We're looking at data from all over the country.
The firm's Managing Director, Bill Maris, tells TechCrunch, "I don't know of any VC fund that was looking at data before we started investing in 2009.
"In the U.S. we were looking at data in September, every single day there are 30,000 new Chromebooks which get activated".
"We're looking at data across our portfolio and building relationships with emerging platforms to help our companies stay ahead of the curve".
"Without the financial pressure to get people through in an expeditious length of time, I think we will be looking at data that looks just like this 10 years from now," she told the ACD panel.
