The phrase "athlete data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or statistics related to athletes, such as performance metrics, personal records, or health information.
Example: "The coach analyzed the athlete data to identify areas for improvement in training."
Alternatives: "athlete information" or "athlete statistics".
The letter states: "Ukad is in close contact with Wada and it has been confirmed to us that the group has accessed some athlete data.
And on Thursday, Wada confirmed another leak of "confidential athlete data" had taken place – although it did not identify the athletes affected.
The statement said that the hackers "have leaked another batch of confidential athlete data from Wada's Anti-Doping Administration and Management System (Adams).
The athletic environment is considered electrically harsh and for aquatic sports there are considerable challenges for the wireless transmission of athlete data.
Shiffman sees an opportunity to integrate data from these devices with self-reported athlete data on metrics that are harder to measure.
"Similar to the leak that the Agency announced on 13 September, this time the group released the confidential athlete data of 25 athletes, from eight countries, into the public domain.
The report reflects student-athlete data collected from the four-year period from 2008-11.
Table 8 Muscular endurance in different exercises performed by Brazilian jiu-jitsu athletes (data are presented as the mean ± SD) Athlete characteristics (n) Exercise Result (s or rep).
Yet the student-athlete data is significant when you consider that in the 2009-2010 academic year, 86percentt of college athletes lived below the poverty line.
No correlations were found between cell counts in sputum and cough reflex sensitivity to capsaicin in non-athlete subjects or athletes (data not shown).
The same test was also used to compare the orienteering athletes' data with reference values from a free-living general older population as shown in Table 3.
