"direct data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to data that is obtained firsthand and not through a third party. For example, "The NGO conducted a study to collect direct data on the effects of the new policy."
With this information, the autonomous vehicle AI has direct data on the location, direction and speed of neighboring vehicle, rather then trying to predict the other vehicle movements.
(Routers direct data to a neighborhood while switches deliver it to a particular office).
Shares of Juniper, which makes equipment used to direct data traffic in computer networks, fell $15.70, to $140.30.
But now he has found the first piece of direct data that confirms his calculations.
Yet another user found thousands of unsecured Cisco routers, the computer systems that direct data on the networks.
Nexabit was supposed to catapult Lucent to immediate leadership in the market for ultrahigh-capacity Internet routers -- devices that help direct data traffic.
The message-passing paradigm permits instead direct data communication and synchronization between the cores.
MIT Media Lab researchers have taken a step toward solving a long-standing challenge with wireless communication: direct data transmission between underwater and airborne devices.
When models are impenetrable to all but extreme specialists, it is natural to regard health estimates for regions in which few direct data are available with some scepticism.
Tests previously conducted by the FBI showed that "direct data extraction" from Apple's mobile devices often yields more data than an iCloud backup, the spokesperson said.
Direct data domain space-time adaptive processing.
