The phrase "disposal of data" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of getting rid of or managing data in a proper and secure manner. Here is an example sentence: "As a company, we have strict policies in place for the disposal of data to protect the privacy and security of our clients."
Cloud data management systems may also need to handle other security related concerns, such as legal issues associated to the data location, and the complete disposal of sensitive data [53], but they are out of scope of this survey.
The data management and disposal of all personal data were conducted in accordance with national privacy protection laws.
Critical care physicians have at their disposal a variety of data to serve as a guide in discriminating infectious from noninfectious conditions in newly admitted patients.
Allan Kam, a safety expert who worked for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration from 1975 to 2000, called Takata's supposed disposal of evidence and data manipulation "unbelievable".
Industry 4.0 relies on cross-disciplinary engineering occurring seamlessly through design, development, manufacture and disposal of products and data at each stage of the product life cycle being accessible by all from a single source on the cloud and boosts the need for transdisciplinary thinking which also includes practitioner involvement (Deloitte, 2015).
Simply reformatting doesn't guarantee permanent disposal of the confidential data.
According to Laurie et al. (2014), misuses include fabrication or falsification, theft, unauthorised disclosure, non-secure disposal and excessive retention of data.
In the latest years, resolution available data has improved considerably, but at the time the survey was done, the density of data at disposal was at first instance not enough to conduct accurate identification.
The full likelihood method provides a new imputation tool at the disposal of trials with surrogate data.
