The phrase "data closure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, data management, or theoretical discussions about data structures.
Example: "In functional programming, data closure allows functions to capture and remember the environment in which they were created."
Alternatives: "data encapsulation" or "data confinement".
It was influenced by Erlang, and was intended to provide support for the actor model, message passing, and the mobility (with limitations) of functions with co-located data (closures).
SDT provided support for acquisition of genomic sequence data, genome closure, and overall project design.
In this paper, we consider the question of whether low-quality homes are more likely to exit the market than high-quality homes, making this assessment using data on closure in the English care homes market between 2008 and 2010.
At the time of data collection closure, 18 patients were identified who had survived for ≥3 years after the diagnosis of advanced melanoma, ranging from 3 to 15 years in duration.
We develop a new data-driven closure approximation method to compute the statistical properties of quantities of interest in high-dimensional stochastic dynamical systems.
What both the closure data and the attendance data show is that aggregate statistics hide the severe problems that a small percentage of schools and students still face.
Procedures are presented for deriving crack closure data and crack growth rate vs effective stress intensity factor range data from data obtained by subjecting a small number of smooth laboratory specimens to simple periodic compressive overload tests to obtain closure-free strain-life data.
Experimental data on seat closure performance, and the specific design features to achieve successful closures, are presented.
For example, because modeling data suggest that closure of one month or longer may be necessary to substantially reduce community transmission, closure for that purpose might have to be much longer (and entail more costs) than closure for other purposes [ 82].
Hat tip: Newspaper Society (for providing AA data and historic closure statistics).
