The phrase "build dataset" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of collecting data and organizing it into an accessible format. For example, "The research team has been hard at work building a dataset for their study".
The idea was that while Twitter would control its end-user clients, startups were free and encouraged to build datasets and analytics packages on top of Twitter's data.
To build datasets for phylogenetic analysis, various apicomplexan protein sequences were used as queries to search orthologs from the NBCI non-redundant protein databases.
EL carried out all of the calculations, data processing and analyses, KS helped build datasets, and SJH designed experiments, drafted the manuscript and led the overall project.
A purpose built dataset extracted from the existing knowledge in the discipline is utilized to train the neural network.
A few years later, Thompson developed a purpose built dataset named BaliBase I (Thompson et al., 1999).
They've also talked to academics who've built datasets with the names and political parties of mayors and governors, the presence of drug cartels at a municipal level, and rates of homicides per town.
Two authors have built datasets in order to make them available to the community.
Through this project, we built datasets for impact investing research and shared research data with over 34 researchers at 18 universities, including Harvard, Wharton, Emory, University of Cambridge and SUNY Binghamton.
We built datasets with coding sequences (CDS) of three model species including Arabidopsis thaliana (CDS = 1206, GC3 = 25%65%%), Drosophila melanogaster (CDS = 1262, GC3 = 40%85%%) and Homo sapiens (CDS = 1199, GC3 = 30%90%%).
