The phrase "the larger data" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when comparing a larger group of data to a smaller group of data. For example, "After examining the larger data set, it became clear that there were more outliers than initially expected."
Green members of the London assembly argue that the larger data set of deaths and serious injuries among cyclists has been rising recently.
Companies such as Kaggle are pushing the larger data science effort forward.
That means the potential for further discoveries in the larger data set is very high.
Although visual identification always involves some subjective judgment, the larger data sample was expected to smooth out such deficiencies.
That's probably because Linux at least for now–sells mainly to the low end of the market, not the larger data centers in which Sun servers are staples.
In addition, based on the larger data set, an empirical relation to predict future deliverability from current flow test data is also developed.
The evaluation of wide-band MT data required more effort due to the larger data size (14 frequencies) and inherent coast effect (Parkinson 1959).
Figure 10 shows the average false positive rate for 100 queries over the larger data set NE, while other datasets follow a similar trend.
Forty nine explanatory variables, a subset of the larger data pool, were evaluated for their potential relationship to the 16 sentencing outcomes.
gThese data are drawn from a different subset of the larger data set from which the data used in the present article is also drawn.
Only for (N_{mathrm{active}} < 64) we see a slight advantage for Sapporo1 where the larger data loads of Sapporo2 result in a slightly longer execution time.
