The phrase "import of data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of bringing data into a system from an outside source. For example, "The company often completes an import of data from its partners in order to properly track customer information."
It has a massive import of data from Microsoft, Opera, Google, Facebook, Mozilla, Nokia, Adobe, and W3C, still in a rough form, that needs a lot of polishing.
The application is designed to carry out a common set of analysis tasks, to be customizable, to provide easy export and import of data, and to be simple enough for novice users to understand quickly.
For example, the U.S. has minimal laws affecting the import of data but requires a review for any software that uses encryption stronger than 64-bits (the U.S. government standard uses encryption keys that are two to four times that length).
This interface provides one way for accessing and managing neuroimaging data and metadata and enables easy and efficient import of data collections from external sources into Pipeline study modules.
Import of data in BED and WIG format is also possible (Fig. 1C).
In addition, the functionality of PHLIP can be easily extended to allow direct import of data from other CLSM formats.
Other new features in version 6.1 include better importing of data from Outlook Express and support for Apple's address book.
You should know that Sente is very versatile with imports of data and not just from Zotero.
Only a few state tax returns are supported; there are glitches in the way text is displayed on screen; several advertised features seem to be missing, including importing of data from previous returns generated by competing programs; many data fields are too small, obscuring some content, and the shipped version showed a discomforting propensity for crashing.
Two raw data sheets handle the import of raw data, one for ratiometric data, the other for non-ratiometric data.
