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data collection practice
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noun. Data collection practice refers to the systematic process of gathering, organizing, and recording information or data from various sources. This practice involves the collection of data using appropriate methods, tools, and techniques, ensuring accuracy, reliability, and relevance. It can include various types of data, such as quantitative (numbers, statistics) or qualitative (descriptive, subjective), and can be conducted through various methods like surveys, interviews, observations, experiments, or through the analysis of existing data sources. Data collection practices are commonly used in research, market analysis, academic studies, or business decision-making processes to obtain valuable insights and make informed decisions. GPT3.5
Word Forms:
- noun.
data collection practice (singular),
data collection practices (plural)
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