'data in this field' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to data in a specific field or section. For example, "The data in this field indicates a decline in sales."
Methodological issues concerning the specification of indicators and development of monitoring systems were addressed, as well as the current scarcity of global monitoring data in this field.
One of the main reasons for the shortage of data in this field is the lack of appropriate experimental methods to prepare the samples and to observe the micro-cracks that appear through the multilayer structure.
Most of the activity was dedicated to the elaboration of standards to retrieve and visualize data in this field, and to provide light procedures to teams who wish to contribute with on-line data services.
Reviewers who work primarily on methodology but are not knowledgeable about the areas of the paper's data and results will often criticize it as lacking significance (because these data and results are not of interest to them) or novelty (if the methodology by itself is not very novel) or as invalid (if the actual data in this field require different assumptions than they are used to).
Pediatric data in this field are lacking.
Nevertheless, further investigating new techniques to reduce the large amount of processed data in this field is worthwhile.
As the authors rightly conclude, the small numbers involved and the modest data collection in this field, require that these data be considered hypothesis generating – albeit in conjunction with existing data – supportive of further study and potentially, a therapeutic trial.
Refocusing data construction in this field around individuals, networks, and teams offers dramatic possibilities for data linkage, the evaluation of research investments, and the development of rigorous conceptual and empirical models.
Such standards need to be agreed, developed and adopted by the systems microscopy community at large before data sharing in this field can be considered mature and comparable to other-omics data domains.
While these exploratory data will provide new information in this field, causal relationships cannot be established given the cross-sectional design.
Yet despite new data, little in this field has changed in the last 15 years.
