"for false data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is not based on any valid evidence. For example: "The statement was proven wrong by the court, for false data."
A data packet is used for false information detection.
Rival Southern Water was hit with a £20.3m fine recently, also for providing false data and bad customer service.
Britain's second-largest water company is to be fined by Ofwat for supplying false data to the regulator and providing poor customer service.
The deal was announced a matter of days after Barclays was fined $453m by US and British authorities for supplying false data which went into calculations of the London interbank offered rate (Libor), a key global interest rate.
On November 1st two Thais, both share analysts, were arrested and charged for spreading false data under a 2007 computer-crime law.
The goals of this project are to investigate attacks against state estimation algorithms, investigate attacks that are undetected given currently-used fault detection algorithms and see if we can propose new detection algorithms that are better for identifying false data injection attacks.
Alternatives for these tasks started with True, Probably True, Insufficient Data, Probably False, and False.
But this month, prosecutors requested that magistrates also bring charges against his 23-year old assistant, Thomas Mougard, for complicity to introduce false data into a computer system.
This week Kerviel was pronounced guilty of breach of trust, forgery, and entering false data for his role in a rogue trading scandal that cost his employer, the French bank Société Générale, $6.7 billion in losses.
