The phrase "data in depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing detailed or comprehensive information about a particular subject or dataset.
Example: "The report provides data in depth, allowing us to understand the trends and patterns more clearly."
Alternatives: "detailed data" or "comprehensive data".
However, until recently these small companies have been too preoccupied with scaling up their infrastructure in order to meet exploding demand (see "The Technology of Massive Open Online Courses") to investigate this data in depth.
In this study, soil moisture data in depth of 0 5 m was obtained by field observation and geostatistical method in two neighboring re-vegetation watersheds.
How much data in depth does it take?
Exploring this data in depth shows that 51% of respondents believe that the information regarding prospective profitability is crucial and that only 15% attribute a key role to guarantees.
On a couple of occasions, an executive mentioned how his or her team was struggling with "analysis paralysis". While their teams may have been immobilized by data, the paralysis they were experiencing was clearly occurring BEFORE the teams even attempted to examine or explore their data in depth.
Different sets of researchers examined the public data in depth, interviewed people on the island and closely analyzed patterns of death.
Along with these activities, a wealth of data was collected, including longitudinal household survey data, longitudinal social network data, in-depth qualitative data, data from action research, etc., for evaluation and research purposes.
Video surveillance provides several benefits as opposed to in person observations, such as: non-biased and accurate accident data; in-depth analysis; observations possible not in real-time; observer not exposed to risks; undisturbed work activity; possibility of longer observation periods.
Subsequently, following analysis of the survey data, in-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted with the 10 remaining members of the original sample six graduate and co-op students had, by this time, been rotated-out and replaced.
Another EDHS data in-depth analysis shows that Muslim women show better decision making power on their own health care as compared to other religious groups [ 32].
The sample size is sufficiently small to facilitate the collection of 'information rich' data (in-depth, detailed and nuanced); whilst being large enough to include patients whose experiences may differ in patterned ways.
