Datasarjoille

Datasarjoille is a Finnish term used in data-related contexts, formed as the allative plural of datasarja, meaning data series. It functions in sentences to indicate direction toward or purpose for multiple data series, and is common in technical writing, data management, and analytics documentation.

Etymology and form: The base is datasarja (data series). The suffix -ille marks the allative case, yielding datasarjoille for “to/for the data series” in the plural. This form is used when referring to actions, resources, or specifications that concern multiple data series.

Usage and context: In Finnish data discourse, datasarjoille appears in descriptions of workflows, data governance, and software tools that operate on several data series. It helps distinguish actions that target several series from those aimed at a single series. Examples of typical usage include phrases such as datasarjoille on määritetty standardoitu muoto (a standardized format has been defined for data series) and datasarjoille suunnatut työkalut voivat käsitellä useita sarjoja yhtä aikaa (tools designed for data series can process multiple series at once).

Relation to related terms: Datasarja refers to a single data series, while datasarjoille communicates plural scope and direction toward those series. The term is part of Finnish technical vocabulary and often appears in documentation, database schemas, and data analysis guidelines.

See also: datasarja, data science, Finnish technical vocabulary.