The phrase 'data of government' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to information that has been collected, organized, and maintained by a government. For example, "The data of government revealed that unemployment had increased by 10% over the past year."
Looking at 2017 OECD data of government expenditure and revenue as a percentage of GDP, the U.S. spends more than it makes, benchmarking poorly against its Nordic peers.
In four of the investigations where a large cohort of children was identified, information on surgical exposure and behavioural and development diagnosis were based solely on the administrative data of government funded health insurance program or parent questionnaires.
Mass surveillance is still heinous, even if private company servers are holding the data instead of government data centers".
"Mass surveillance is still heinous, even if private company servers are holding the data instead of government data centers," Kurt Opsahl of the Electronic Frontier Foundation tells Spencer, whose report continues: "It's not a solution to simply repackage the bulk collection under private control," said Alex Abdo of the ACLU.
In this panel we will discuss the types of data, the legitimate uses of the data, and (most importantly) the security of that data and of government operations in general.
Likewise, instead of taking the storage of bulk data out of government hands, as recommended by a review panel he appointed, Mr. Obama will leave it in place for now and ask lawmakers to weigh in.
The story combined the results of data analysis of government statistics about the number of households in temporary accommodation, broken down by borough, with costs learnt from FOI requests.
Third, we used alternative data sources of government statistics, including the OECD and World Bank.
Analysis of COD includes data of the government services area only, in order to examine the epidemiological transition in last two decades in a typical setup of rural Bangladesh.
– Lillian Pierson, founder of Data-Mania Complexity of government makes it difficult: "Data analysis often needs multiple parts of government (central, multi-tiered local, arms length) to work together to deliver the desired outcome.
In America (not listed for lack of data), the share of government workers is 15%, just below the OECD average.
