"usage data" is a correct and useful phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or statistics related to how something is used or consumed. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The company analyzed the usage data of their new app and found that most users only use it for 5 minutes on average, prompting them to make updates to improve user engagement."
"No query or search usage data is sent to Microsoft, in accordance with the customer's chosen privacy settings.
IdleAire's usage data indicates that 40percentt of long-haul truckers have tried the company's stops, according to Dr. Gaines.
Finally, we conducted a statistical analysis of the depression scores and the Internet usage data.
"Energy usage data is complex," said Steve Malnight, the company's vice president for customer energy solutions.
Typically that involves digging into usage data to find patterns of behaviour in addition to speaking to people to understand how they are using our product.
The figures are based on irreversibly anonymised mobile Internet usage data from all five UK mobile operators, collected with consent from a representative sample of mobile users.
Some companies collect and analyze energy usage data, whether it's two-way power meters or smart thermostats, to tailor heating and cooling settings to specific buildings.
Unlike other efforts, RushmoreDrive crawled the entire Internet, and then applied what it learned from usage data collected from predominantly black ZIP codes.
The short-sighted part, of course, was handing over such valuable content – the comments themselves, plus all kinds of usage data – to Facebook.
The potential to collect physiological data, contextual data (situation, preferences, and emotions), and usage data can be harnessed to inform purchases, behavioural modification, and prescribing recommendations.
The "Feedback & diagnostics" page lets you set a feedback frequency (including Never), but the only options for "Diagnostic and usage data" are Basic, Enhanced and Full.
