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The phrase "away from the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or action that involves distancing oneself from data or information, often in a context of analysis or decision-making.
Example: "In order to gain a fresh perspective, we need to think away from the data for a moment and consider alternative solutions."
Alternatives: "beyond the data" or "outside the data".
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They moved too far away from the data.
Computing elements can be located far away from the data storage elements.
I think that what happened is that people got too far away from the data, and confronting ideas with data.
I think what happened is that people got too far away from the data, and confronting theories with data.
However, the improvement comes at a cost of higher operational delay because, the controllers are placed far away from the data plane in the existing SDVN architectures.
Other times, the point of graphic analysis is precisely to abstract away from the data: The useful information is some general property of the network as a whole.
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Think about the take-away from the data (individual values or trends) and what format most accurately conveys the main point.
Beth Hoffman: Can you summarize - What are some of the main "take aways" from the data CGIAR has collected over the years regarding climate adaptation and mitigation for farmers?
The idea behind the last point is to keep maintenance workers separate from customers and away from where the data is stored.
Outlier data points are normally far away from the normal data points.
However, system models are located far away from where the data is generated which adds complexity for cross-domain communications and resource management.
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