The phrase "work with data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to someone who is engaged in data analysis, data entry, or any kind of manipulation of data. For example, "The data analyst will work with data to identify important trends in customer behavior."
You work with data and wish to learn more about turning data into something visually compelling.
If you work with data, this hands-on masterclass with data visualisation expert Andy Pemberton will help you to improve the quality and impact of your infographics.
Mr. Hoffman has been investing in companies that are data-driven or starting to work with data in interesting ways.
After his death, although there was a political struggle with Tycho's heirs, Kepler was ultimately able to work with data accurate to within 2′ of arc.
"We're going to continue to work with data and new technologies that can help us reinvent new commerce and retail," he said.
We'll continue to listen to feedback and will also work with data protection authorities and others as we comply with the ruling".
"As long as we keep talking about data scientists and statistics people will worry that they are not 'trained' or qualified to work with data, which is not true".
It's suitable for people who already work with data and want to improve their visualisations, or those who want to get a better response to their content on the web and social media.
There are many pitfalls in the way we currently work with data: Data sharing can be a serious obstacle at times, and at the very least, is a time consuming and yet essential activity.
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