"data period" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a certain time period (usually a length of time in which data is collected or measured). For example, "The researchers found important trends in the data over the two-year data period."
The length of data period required to characterize the sensitivities assuredly is a minimum of five years.
"DO NOT RELEASE ANY OF MY VOTER DATA PERIOD," wrote one voter whose name and email address was published by the White House.
He also said he believed the laws should say "patients own the data, period, and decide what happens to it.
He performed the same analysis on the 33 states that enacted RTC laws over his data period and found a strikingly consistent picture.
We found that the performance of both NN and LR models is comparable during selected storms which fell within the data period (1996 2014) used in modeling.
An L9 34) inner orthogonal array is constructed for the controllable factors of data period, horizon length, and number of observations required.
This study is an in-depth analysis of spatial and temporal land-use change in a rural mountain area for the data period 1965 2010.
The model is based upon a time series of GPS-derived ionospheric irregularities in Belgium covering 10 years of data (period 2002 2011).
This, combined with the lack of an external sync pulse generator, meant that the exact specifications of NTSC had to be known precisely, rather than just the basic data period and wait period used by many other projects.
We provide some answers to ten reasonably generic questions using the Morris and Sobol SA methods, including to what extent sensitivities are dependent on parameter ranges selected, length of data period, catchment response type, model structures assumed and climatic forcing.
A data period is selected covering January 1996 December 1998, including a large data set of Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR), Precise Range and Range-rate Equipment (PRARE) and single- and dual-satellite (with TOPEX) altimeter crossover observations.
