The part of a sentence "predictive data" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to data that is used to make predictions or forecasts. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The company's success was due to their use of advanced predictive data analysis to anticipate market trends."
The predictive data are as inadequate as the social engineering aim is ambitious.
Problems with several predictive data layers were identified.
This upcoming Harvard Mind Brain Behavior panel will discuss the promise and challenge of predictive data.
As another example, a top marketing manager might have to build capability for using predictive data in advertising.
Now, as other industries get exposed to predictive data, their approach to business strategy is changing, too.
Most often, improvements came through automatically providing more timely predictive data to employees who interact with customers or sales prospects.
The next stage is to combine this vital sign data with other predictive data – such as genomic markers for conditions like breast cancer – to devise personalised treatment programmes tailored to a patient's risk profile.
Gratifying as it may be, it's not really fair to blame the news media: there is a flood of predictive data available, and reporters cannot realistically dam it up.
Successful brands will be those who give back in return, who understand their obligation to engage in a "value exchange", to analyse predictive data so it improves the lives of customers in a transparent, honest and truly transformative way.
Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson said the Mets also are planning to hire a sports scientist with experience in predictive data to analyze all the information the team collects.
The Consumer Data Industry Association, which represents the big credit bureaus, said that it had "deep concerns about deleting any type of accurate, predictive data" before the end of the seven-year period.
