The phrase "data on use of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe information or statistics related to the use of something. Example: The report provided detailed data on the use of social media by teenagers.
This study is one of few providing comparative data on use of homeopathy and other types of CAMs compared to conventional primary care in a representative population of patients.
Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing releases its recommendations which include an emphasis on better national data on use of force incidents, on "community policing", better training and police embracing a "guardian" rather than "warrior" mentality.
Additionally, data on use of vasopressors, mechanical ventilation, laboratory results related to organ dysfunction and length of ICU stay and hospitalization were extracted from the database.
Furthermore, the report found that current data on use of force, and in turn, data on excessive force, is "not comprehensive". .
But, because no agency collects consistent or complete data on use of force and race, it is impossible to determine how often racial minorities are injured or killed by police.
Data on use of warfarin was routinely collected beginning in 1996.
Self-report data on use of healthcare were obtained after a follow-up of 6 months.
We collected questionnaire data on use of any systemic antibiotics during pregnancy.
Data on use of vitamin and mineral supplements and its combination are scarce [ 25].
We collected data on use of resources from nurse completed and participant completed questionnaires.
10, 11 The empirical data on use of risk calculators by patients are sparse and unconvincing.
