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The phrase "what kind of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to ask for more specific information about the type of data being discussed. Example: "Can you provide me with more details about the project? Specifically, what kind of data were you able to collect?".
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WHAT kind of data is Voyager I still sending back?
What kind of data can one use and how to prepare them?
When you're dealing with data, think about how the data was collected and what kind of data it is.
They should know at all times what kind of data is on their computers and what precautions must be taken to protect it.
What kind of data do we collect that might help us?" Again, the answers started coming fast: The number of hours worked by people.
The process flow dictates who gets involved when, what kind of data and analysis should be applied, and how quickly the decision needs to be made.
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The law is not clear as to what kind of data-sharing is permitted in routine clinical study.
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What kinds of data does this client resist supplying?
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