"compliant data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "compliant data" when referring to data that meets certain standards or regulations, and is therefore considered valid or acceptable. Example: "Our company ensures that all sensitive information is stored in a secure and compliant data system, in accordance with industry regulations."
Once validated, it is then securely stored using the Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap) platform, an open-source, HIPAA compliant data repository.
This paper presents the methodology that was adopted for creating a prototype of an electromagnetism-dedicated database manager, meant to support STEP compliant data exchange.
This work highlights that the stakeholders involved in the process have a general need for a standard compliant data model yet their particular interests might not be completely aligned.
In order to perform building performance simulations based on the IFC compliant data models expressed through the eXtensible Markup Language (XML) based formats, an add-on data mapping engine has been developed as a front-end application in S2.
This paper outlines a futuristic view of STEP-NC to support distributed interoperable intelligent manufacturing through global networking with autonomous manufacturing workstations with STEP compliant data interpretation, intelligent part program generation, diagnostics and maintenance, monitoring and job production scheduling.
Our article addresses this issue by proposing a design of a high sensitivity wake-up radio circuit with forward error correction (FEC), which achieves a longer radio range and is more reliable than the IEEE 802.15.4 compliant data radio.
GDPR also provides strict law protecting data transfering accross borders, including significant fines and penalties for non-compliant data controllers and processors.
Starting out with a survey of existing methods, basic questions concerning appropriate and efficient forms of mapping XML documents to SQL-compliant data types are addressed.
Moreover, STEP-compliant data models are designed using the proposed T-spline models to standardize their data exchange between different CAx systems.
These bottles measure the exact number of pills or liquid in the bottle in real-time, wirelessly send this HIPAA-compliant data into the cloud, and remind patients to take their medication via phone call or text.
Practical implementations of the ISO/EN 13606 standard have been scarcely reported on, and none of the publications describes in detail an efficient technique of archetype-compliant data extraction from an Electronic Health Record system.
