The phrase "provides data about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in a sentence when discussing information or statistics. Example: The annual report provides data about the company's financial performance over the past year.
Such studies could be complemented by an approach that provides data about everyday behaviours of individuals.
Other Information on the Web: National Wetlands Research Center of the United States Geological Survey (//www.nwrc.usgs.gov/) provides data about current research on wetlands, including those in Louisiana.
Google Maps currently provides data about traffic conditions, labeling congested routes in red and open ones in green.
I'm thinking of Recovery.gov, which provides data about government spending on the economic recovery.I've been pushing cloud computing so we can close the technology gap in government.
When pages on the social network garner more than 10,000 viewers, Facebook provides data about the number of times posts are viewed, and David Griner, a social media strategist at Luckie, drills into that data.
In America, Google faces a similar investigation in Texas and is also battling with a bunch of online-travel companies who have been lobbying the government to veto its recent purchase of ITA Software, a company that provides data about flights.The other challenge facing Google is how to find new sources of growth.
And in collaboration with Cisco Systems, the networking equipment provider, Itron is working to develop "smart grid" solutions that provide data about municipal water systems.
Others do not provide data about sex offenders.
Only the NSF provided data about the race of applicants.
The findings are estimates; Amazon did not provide data about its electricity demand.
They have provided data about debt traps they say China has created elsewhere, she added.
