"searching for data" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing the act of looking for information or facts. Example: "The researchers spent hours searching for data to support their hypothesis."
They spend a lot of time searching for data that doesn't exist.
Often, it involves searching for data alignments that emerge as well-defined structures or geometric patterns in datasets.
To provide documentation on roads data sets that are potential candidates for inclusion in the Global Roads Open Access Data Set (gROADS), and which may be useful to others searching for data on road infrastructure.
Similarity queries are executed by searching for data objects whose permutation representation is similar to that of the query, following the assumption that similar objects are represented by similar permutations of the pivots.
Such contextual information is of uttermost importance for the processing of datasets and with the retrieval of scientific documents, providing e.g. the key information on provenance and characteristics of research activities that are needed when searching for data or scholarly content.
People spend almost 10 hours a week just searching for data.
Together with several colleagues, Turkheimer searched for data on twins from a wider range of families.
Basal age is the first option by which to search for data in the Searches Table.
Users are encouraged to search for data sets using that search tool until the data search tool is working.
His firm is small enough to be able to search for data manually.
The simplest way to search for data and maps in HGL is to zoom in on the map.
