The phrase "blatant data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe data that is obvious, clear, or easily noticeable, often implying that it is conspicuous or undeniable.
Example: "The report presented blatant data that highlighted the discrepancies in the financial statements."
Alternatives: "obvious data" or "clear data."
John Stewart, Cisco's chief security officer, wisely noted that the most blatant examples of data leakage occurred in Silicon Valley's boom years when employees changed jobs every couple years.
In a March 2000 letter to the F.D.A., he said Avandia might raise patients' risk of heart attacks, and he criticized the company's marketing, saying it employed "blatant selective manipulation of data" to overstate the drug's benefits and understate its risks.
But claims that porn causes misogyny, or that "boys who watch porn are more likely to become misogynists," are pretty blatant distortions of what this data really represents.
With the possibility of unauthorized user account registration, data must be guarded against blatant vandalism and subtle, but incorrect modifications.
Determination tools like AFST equate poverty with signs of risk of abuse, which is blatant classism — and a consequence of the dehumanization of data.
One of the most blatant examples of an online marketplace in stolen credit card data was CarderPlanet.com, a website ostensibly based in Vietnam, but operated by people based in Russia and Ukraine, and now shut down.
For its part, AT&T is planning an "over the top" service that will maintain data caps but not charge for "Sponsored Data" – a blatant slap at net neutrality.
When Wolfgang Schäuble, the interior minister from 2005 to 2009, pushed for the implementation of the data-retention law, Germans remembered the Stasi's blatant disregard for privacy, as portrayed in the 2006 film "The Lives of Others".
Those data are beamed to a truck filled with paid (and presumably trained) PGA Tour employees, who check for blatant errors, before the information is used as the basis for just under 500 different player stats.
"Blatant ballot-stuffing".
