The phrase "data lost" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to digital information that is not able to be recovered or accessed. For example, "Unfortunately, due to a virus, all of our data was lost."
Among other things, the test measures the amount of data lost along the way.
The company, which has not yet reported fourth-quarter data, lost $3.45 million on sales of $20.34 million in the first nine months of 2006.
Much of the 2013 mission was cancelled, with millions of dollars, many hundreds of hours of preparation, and, most importantly, critical data, lost.
So RAMCloud would still use disks as backup storage, along with extra copies of data in DRAM, allowing data lost during a crash to be recovered.
The new map of France as a whole, drawn after the new positions had been computed, caused Louis XV to remark that the more accurate data lost more territory than his wars of conquest had gained.
This study uses the comprehensive data from our study site in an old-growth tropical rainforest near Santarem, Brazil, to examine the biases in NEE and Reco potentially associated with the two most important sources of systematic error in Eddy-covariance data: lost nighttime flux and missing canopy storage measurements.
In either scenario, our new purple (data) loses its potency.
Without a date the data loses some of its value.
However, the curse of dimensionality implies that the data loses its contrast in the higher-dimensional space [10, 11].
However, the training of the latent aspect becomes limited to using labeled data, losing the possibility of learning visual co-occurrence from unlabeled data.
Blindly testing all students in a low-performing school at such an early point in the school year makes much of the data lose its integrity.
