"expedite data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to advise that something needs to be done more quickly or promptly. For example, "We need to expedite data collection in order to finish this project by the end of the month."
Digital calipers and other sophisticated instruments that load data directly into computers expedite data collection and analysis.
Multisite randomized clinical trials allow for increased research collaboration among investigators and expedite data collection efforts.
Furthermore, it also uses a packet piggyback mechanism to reduce reservation overhead, expedite data packet transmission, and improve protocol performance.
Multiple light-weight data operation techniques are also introduced to expedite data processing and reduce required memory.
To expedite data collection, surveillance teams could use influenza dipsticks to screen samples on the spot.
The questionnaire was designed for online completion to expedite data gathering whilst the EI outbreak was occurring.
Yesterday, at a meeting in Brussels, EU justice ministers discussed commission proposals aimed at expediting data requests across the region, Reuters reports, agreeing that a legislative approach is needed (although not yet on what the exact approach will be).
Above all, CRs can be used to alleviate problems emerging in cyber-physical systems combining wireless infrastructures and online social networks, e.g., to provide on-the-fly traffic offloading of the cellular infrastructure, thus expediting data transfers and reducing delays (LTE advanced) in crowded locations.
Existing electronic data collection methods are limited in their ability to centralize data in a fashion that expedites data sharing while remaining in compliance with HIPAA.
The current paper-based, up-front systems of obtaining consent are inadequate for the flows of data that are required for expedited data sharing.
They may provide researchers with enumerators or local information to expedite the data collection process.
