The phrase "as a data unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific piece of data or information that is treated as a single entity in a system or process.
Example: "The information was processed and stored as a data unit to ensure efficient retrieval later."
Alternatives: "in the form of a data unit" or "as a piece of data".
We introduce the concept of a container as a macro data unit that forms a separate layer in the protocol stack above the optical layer.
In the ancient world, they used cubits as an important data unit, but the new data unit of the future is the qubit — the quantum bits that will change the face of computing.
An experimental record can be thought of as an independent data unit of GATMD, which includes the discrete set of physical parameters used (e.g. substrate, ionic and/or inhibitor concentrations, experimental temperature, etc).
Finally, to test for differences in righting ability or crawling speed, we used a nested ANCOVA with nests as the data unit, plastron surface temperature as a covariate and clutch nested within maternal identity as a random factor.
Each task has a different cost for each machine, expressed as time per data unit.
As soon as completed questionnaires reached the data unit at IHI, each was assigned a unique serial number.
User data messages are transmitted across the WiMAX system in structures known as service data units (SDUs).
The computations in the parallel-processing units are thus restricted to records in the stream as atomic data units and kernel functions as atomic instructions.
Furthermore, data packets are treated as indivisible data units (i.e., data packets are neither fragmented nor combined with other data packets until they reach the base station). .
Furthermore, data packets are treated as indivisible data units (i.e., data packets are neither fragmented nor combined with other data packets until they reach the base station).
