"unlock insights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when trying to describe the process of gaining understanding or knowledge from something. For example, "Using data analytics, we can unlock insights about customer preferences to guide our product strategy."
From here, they can unlock insights from the datasets and start to identify trends.
In this hyper-concentrated, hands-on course, students will learn to use mapping and design techniques to sort and synthesize data, unlock insights and communicate information.
In this talk, I will show how analyzing and even modeling human behavior can unlock insights that help resolve such mismatches, resulting in systems that are significantly more useful than what they would otherwise be.
Hoodline also analyzes data sets to unlock insights for businesses and media companies.
At Intel, we believe that AI is the new prescription that can unlock insights and transform this industry.
They apply their AI to these pixels to unlock insights for their customers--such as helping the World Bank better assess the accuracy of poverty data.
By engaging collaborative "teams" of consumers in creative problem-solving processes, you allow participants to "think with their hands" and unlock insight often left untouched by traditional methodologies.
Gregersen teaches in Leadership and the Lens: Reframing the Question to Unlock Insight and Impact and The Innovator's DNA: Mastering the Five Skills of Disruptive Innovators.
In the big picture, the startup also wants to help public health institutions better evaluate the efficacy of their interventions and treatments and unlock insight into how asthma works and where it originates.
And because KBOs are thought to be unaltered since the birth of the solar system 4.5 billion years ago, Pluto held the potential of unlocking insights into the earliest days of planet formation.
After that, sometime in 2018, the next step in the business plan is to set up an API, pitching it to larger companies with lots of propriety research locked up in their own R&D databases — with Iris envisaged as a SaaS for unlocking insights from within internal R&D departments — so still a far cry from a robot scientist but, in business model terms, a bit more grown up.
