The phrase "granular data" refers to information that is very detailed and specific, breaking down a larger dataset into smaller, more specific parts. It is like zooming in on a picture to see the fine details. Full definition
In the jobs report today, the Bureau of Labor Statistics provided a trove of granular data on which industries and governments created jobs over the past 12 months, and which destroyed jobs — with some counter-intuitive results. (wolfstreet.com)
And because of a lack of granular data on where convicts come from, the panel will proceed with its work without employing the new method. (timesunion.com)
Students can also drill into more granular data by reviewing sections of content and their performance on individual quiz questions to help study for summative and formative assessments, giving students control over their learning. (odysseyware.com)