"journal data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it if you are referring to data that is collected or kept in a journal. For example: "The journal data showed that patient satisfaction increased significantly after the intervention."
The app is password-protectable, and you can export journal data through iTunes, Dropbox or in an e-mail.
Early experiences with journal data sharing policies: A survey of published clinical trial investigators.
How does the share of journal data policies vary by discipline?
REUTERS | WALL STREET JOURNAL Data Storage Company Raises $25 Million | SolidFire, which provides cloud-based data storage, raised $25 million in a round of funding, GigaOm reports.
The medical journal data analysis was based on 164 confirmed cases of Fusarium fungus eye infections in the United States from the beginning of June 2005 to the end of June this year.
Water samples, too, showed rising levels of lead in the first half of 2015 compared with late 2014, and a Flint Journal data analysis concluded that they were at their highest in 20 years.
Within the Veterinary subject area, articles in FA journals were linked by co-citations almost exclusively with Animal Science & Zoology (ASZ) journals (within ABS); articles in EQ journals were linked with ASZ and other veterinary journals (data not shown).
Veterinary journal citation data, impact factor, accessibility, language, and other data were tabulated for each region (Table 1).
ViaForensics Chief Investigating Officer Andrew Hoog told the Wall Street Journal that "data should not be stored on a phone," especially when that data is unencrypted.
On Friday, NBC and the Wall Street Journal released data to the latter point.
In publications at other journals, we ask researchers to cite Data Descriptors using traditional literature references, and to additionally cite any datasets used, where the journal supports data citations.
