The phrase "a column of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a vertical arrangement of data or text, often found in tables, spreadsheets, or articles.
Example: "The report included a column of information detailing the sales figures for each quarter."
Alternatives: "a data column" or "a section of information".
The heatmap is clustered by similar color groups, while maintaining the column of information at each position.
It will assume that the first entry in each column of information is the general name for that type of information, so use names that make sense for you.
At the beginning of each Web page, a voice tells the user how many links are on a page and how many columns of information are available.
The result is a central column of new information flowing through, showing you all the activity happening with you and your colleagues in Asana.
For instance, if you type "science fiction television shows," it may return a table of shows with several columns of information about them, like their release dates, lead actors, directors and the networks that broadcast them.
You can rearrange the columns of information within a folder window (like Name, Size, Type and so on) by clicking on a column header and dragging it to a new position.
Briefly, the peptide summaries obtained from Spectrum Mill, including columns of information specific for individual peptides, were used to create a custom peptide genome.
The "live" area inside Sony's enormous waste of pixels is much too small for the software's seven columns of information (title, artist, album and so on).
However, to calculate the actual dollars that can be claimed, the three steps become 15 calculations, 11 of which are based on seven worksheets, some of which request multiple columns of information.
The table consists of five columns of information: Oral Taxon ID (HOT), Genus, Species, Taxon Link and Genome Link.
