The phrase "a cloud of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large, often overwhelming amount of information that is difficult to process or understand.
Example: "In today's digital age, we often find ourselves lost in a cloud of information, making it hard to discern what is truly important."
Alternatives: "a sea of information" or "an ocean of data."
"She's able to look at a cloud of information and cut right through to the core".
His plan centers on "cloud computing," which draws on millions of computers in a vast network of data centers (a "cloud" of information, in tech-speak).
Exploring the idea that the internet is little more than a cloud of information, Vincent Evrard wanted to create a tangible representation of this notion.
These infrastructures provide a cloud of parallel information that could be, not only used for communication purposes, but also for enhancing accuracy and robustness of several a priori unrelated applications, such as indoor localization.
Lost in a swirling cloud of information, each word and thought unique and worthy of merit and attention.
They apply only a cloud of points without any information about nodal connections.
And now we've added our computing devices to the network, depending for memory not just on people but also on a cloud of linked people and specialized information-filled devices.
But it might not even be necessary as the technology advances: Experts say the Trojan horse attack is giving way to automated targeting of the "cloud" of information that people and organizations generate through their online activities.
In the future, the cellphone and similar wireless devices, not the personal computer, will be the primary interface to the cloud of information services that we now call the Internet.
As we make our way through the vast cloud of information, entertainment, opinion, music, random noise and other forms of auditory, visual and intellectual stimulation, each human being is a minuscule atom, a quark within the boundless physical and virtual universe that surrounds us.
Likewise the recent platform change to deliberately hide once-publicly available app usage information behind a cloud of ranks and inferred positions is a deeply suspect move.
