"data covering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a single instance of data or a range of data. For example: "The data covering the last month showed a decrease in profits."
The data, covering over £1.7bn of aid spending, is below.
The most recent data, covering 2016, reveals some interesting patterns.
Historical data covering years 1910-60 reported in 1962 publication.
It employs annual data covering the period 1977 2002.
The environmental watchdog's report was based on scientific reviews and data covering 397 fish species.
The report drew on 90 sets of survey data, covering 208,195 girls.
Housing groups and housing officials say definitive data covering multiple regions of the country are scarce.
If it sounds easy, try using keyword searches to find consistent state-by-state data covering the last 40 years.
December 2008 HSBC reveals that data covering 30,000 accounts has been stolen from its Swiss arm.
Appleby wants more meaningful data covering four areas: mortality, morbidity, quality of life, and users' and carers' satisfaction with services.
Global Financial Data GFDD) A collection of historical financial and economic data covering 200 countries.
