The phrase "the vast quantity of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a large amount of data or information, and can be used in many different contexts. For example, "The research team was overwhelmed by the vast quantity of data they had collected over the course of the year."
However, the vast quantity of data (1000's of plays) that will build up over the season will negate the effects of these errors.
The assurance "cannot be absolute", due to the vast quantity of data that would need to be reviewed in a short space of time.
However, the resources required to process the vast quantity of data involved mean that, at any one time, GCHQ can only process approximately [redacted] of what they can access.
Powerful computational data reduction and separation techniques are required to interpret the vast quantity of data generated (Martin et al, 2007).
However, little research has been done in storing the vast quantities of data that scientists manipulate on these powerful computers.
Hogan said he was "extremely concerned" about lax practices at the NSA and FBI regarding how they handle the vast quantities of data they collect.
He wired the house to coincide with the birth of his first child, and he's sifting through the vast quantities of data, to uncover previously hidden patterns and behaviours, including what he calls "the birth of a word".
The report, entitled Count Us In, focuses on the need for current workers and future generations to develop quantitative skills in order to understand and interpret the vast quantities of data being generated.
The initiative is closely linked to "Internet 2", a network currently costing $60m per year to develop, which will have the capacity to transmit the vast quantities of data that tele-immersion requires.
This is probably why Facebook and Google have so freely shared their methodologies: they know that the real value in their companies is the vast quantities of data they retain about each one of us.
"It's enormous volumes of data coming at you very, very fast -- much faster than you can record on a single hard drive," says Fish of the vast quantities of data processed at Haystack to develop the image.
