"verify data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to ensure the accuracy of data, or to confirm that particular data is correct. For example, "We need to verify the data before entering it into the system."
The I.R.S. could not verify data for private-sector lenders.
CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) - Used to transmit error-checking information to verify data integrity.
The second was setting up a program to collect and verify data about accidents in Nairobi, Kenya.
Cheh's proposal would require the superintendent's office to verify data the D.C. school system releases and investigate inaccurate or misleading numbers.
The use of a commercial information vendor comes as Congressional Republicans are expressing concern about the administration's ability to verify data in subsidy applications.
Statistical tests were used: Kolmogorov Smirnov to verify data normality, F for variance analysis and Tukey for comparing treatment means, all at 5% of probability.
Cites, which does not have scientists verify data submitted by member states, based its conclusions on numbers supplied by Dr. Karpiuk's institute, which managed the scientific monitoring of the Caspian Sea during the Soviet period with branches in Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
Many solutions have been proposed to verify data location.
Allow those evaluated to verify data and analysis [about their work].
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But these platforms use varying standards, making it virtually impossible, experts say, to compare and verify data sets.
