The phrase "authentic data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that is genuine, reliable, and accurately represents the real-world situation or phenomenon being studied.
Example: "In order to draw valid conclusions from our research, we must ensure that we are working with authentic data."
Alternatives: "genuine data" or "reliable data".
The study illustrates how authentic data from student performance can be exploited to construct a tightly focused curriculum addressing students' needs.
Map of Clarke County, Washington Territory : compiled from the county records, rail road surveys, and other authentic data / compiled by R.A. Habersham.
Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi, another analyst who has written guides to recognizing faked Islamic State documents, said he remains unconvinced that the documents are "wholly authentic," noting that a financial motivation could have led to the documents being faked or authentic data being tampered with somehow.
Crop model users after registration without any payment, have the right to insert, edit or update and delete data within their private domains while the system manager alone has the administrative right to add data to the public domain, this will ensure authentic data to be available in the public domain.
The structures were confirmed by their UV, MS, 1H NMR and C13 NMR data compared with the authentic data from literature.
We will now use authentic data to empirically determine the optimal ratio of male to female users with regard to the highest possible revenue generation.
"Now we have authentic, continuous and reliable data".
Though the volume of authentic geological data is far from sufficient to facilitate a reconstruction of the climatic history of the Middle East, available historical data combined with the examination of basic terminologies suggest a possible impact of climatic stress on the early formation of Islam in the Arabian Peninsula of the 7th century.
They will evaluate information presented in the popular media and the scientific literature, and will directly participate in the scientific process through hands-on collection, documentation and analyses of authentic scientific data.
This article deals with the place of learner corpora, i.e. corpora containing authentic language data produced by learners of a foreign/second language, in English for academic purposes (EAP) pedagogy and sets out to demonstrate that they have a valuable contribution to make to the field.
It uses authentic user data paired with machine learning to help you gather the most popular and engaging hashtags.
