"data exportation" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of moving data from one format to another, or from one computer system (or database) to another. For example, "This software is capable of efficient data exportation and importation."
It syncs to the Xiaomi Mi Fit app, with data exportation to other services possible.
The search results were filtered before data exportation.
The development of the Phenol-Explorer database included five main steps: literature search, data compilation, data evaluation, data aggregation and final data exportation to the MySQL database.
Finally, this annotation workflow allows data exportation in the EMBL file format, for visualization with third-party tools such as Artemis [ 93].
Taking into account its limitations as well as its ease of both use and data exportation, it could be interesting to compare MP-BV measurements to radiographic measurements in a younger population.
Results were similar regarding the data exportation, with a mean VAS score of 8.76 (±1.44) for the MP-BV and 7.24 (±2.7) for the inclinometer (P<0.0001, DF =76, t=4.75).
▪ EHR vendors supporting integrated PHRs by agreeing upon common PHR standards for electronic data importation and exportation and other core functionality by 2009, and supporting integrated PHRs by including PHR functionality in their products by 2009.
Limitations on the exportation of map data created by the South Korean government to other countries means that Google Maps currently lacks many of the functions such as 3D maps, driving and walking directions, and indoor maps available to users elsewhere.
But to enforce the measure, the European Union plans to block the exportation of personal data to countries that don't have what the Europeans deem to be adequate privacy protection.
However, these regulations have been increasingly used to govern the exportation of controlled technical data since the 1990s, including the creation of the "deemed export rule," which regulates the transfer of export-controlled technical data to foreign nationals in the United States.
Given the inability to observe ineffective introductions that die out locally due to chance or locally effective introductions that do not continue to circulate due to high surrounding population immunity, and the reality of spatial heterogeneity in mixing within subpopulations, estimating the exportation threshold E* from data on long-range exportations remains challenging.
