'obsolete data' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to data that is outdated and no longer useful. For example, "The report contained obsolete data that was several years old."
Careful analysis implied that these discrepancies may have been caused by the obsolete data used to generate InChI identifiers stored in the database.
One important issue is how to deal with old and potentially obsolete data in order to avoid unnecessary memory usage and processing time.
Another data source is the Mobility in City Database project (UITP, 2006 even if with obsolete data, reference year 2001) compiled and compared the data on urban transportation of over 100 cities around the world.
Instead, using obsolete data allows them to miss how the cost of wind energy has fallen by more than half over the last five years, as documented by both government and private investor data.
Obsolete Data: CGD bases much of its cost estimates on a 2008 Congressional Research Service CRSS) report and a 2010 Department of Energy report on U.S. power plant capital costs.
Current knowledge on ICDs in terms of epidemiology and pharmacological treatment varies notably across these disorders, with recent and continuing advances for some (i.e. pathological gambling and C–I shopping), and anecdotal and obsolete data for others.
Thanks to this modification, BioMAJ is able to remove obsolete reference data from Galaxy (i.e. an old version is replaced by a newer version).
We live in a time when most people are unaware of the privacy they voluntarily forfeit or how book burnings are made obsolete by having data simply erased from Google search results.
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In many situations this may make the keyboard obsolete as a data-entry device.
Obsolete for information technology.
