CEFR C1

data-driven

adjective

Meaning

Using facts and statistics to guide decisions and actions, rather than relying on intuition or personal opinion.

Examples

A data-driven approach helps businesses understand customer behavior.
The politician presented data-driven evidence to support her claims.

Synonyms: evidence-based, analytical, statistical, empirical

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data-driven (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪtə ˈdrɪvən/

Definition

Using facts and statistics to guide decisions and actions, rather than relying on intuition or personal opinion.

Examples

A data-driven approach helps businesses understand customer behavior.
The politician presented data-driven evidence to support her claims.
Our team is committed to making data-driven improvements to the product.

How to Use data-driven

data-driven approach (collocation): A method of working that relies on data. — "The company adopted a data-driven approach to product development."
data-driven decision (collocation): A choice made based on analysis of facts and statistics. — "It was a data-driven decision to expand into new markets."
data-driven insights (collocation): Conclusions or understandings gained from analyzing data. — "The report provided data-driven insights into consumer trends."

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