The phrase "a core set of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental or essential collection of data or details that are necessary for understanding a topic or making decisions.
Example: "To make informed decisions, we need to gather a core set of information about the market trends."
Alternatives: "a fundamental collection of data" or "an essential group of details."
After such time, we will retain a core set of information about your Solve membership and/or Solve submission for our historical and archival purposes.
After such time, we will retain a core set of information for MIT Sloan's legitimate purposes, such as archival, scientific and historical research and for the defense of potential legal claims.
After such time, we will retain a core set of information for MIT's legitimate purposes, such as archival, scientific, and historical research and for the defense of potential legal claims.
HIV/AIDS surveillance programs in all US states collect a core set of information about persons diagnosed with, living with and dying from HIV infection and AIDS [1].
To meet revalidation requirements doctors must provide a core set of supporting information and there is increasing emphasis on the quality of the appraisal interview and its outputs: the summary of discussion and the Personal Development Plan (PDP).
Finally, we built a composite outcome based on the available recommendations from Ioannidis, 20 Mills and colleagues, 21 Ades and colleagues, 12 and Cipriani and colleagues, 11 as a possible core set of information that we would like to see in any report of a network meta-analysis.
Upon a request to erase information, we will maintain a core set of personal data to ensure we do not contact you inadvertently in the future, as well as any information necessary for MIT archival purposes.
Upon a request to erase information, we will maintain a core set of personal data to ensure we do not contact you inadvertently in the future, as well as any information necessary for Solve archival purposes.
The Work Group adapted guidelines on a minimum set of data elements necessary to uniquely identify a health facility, known as a signature domain, to inform the core set of information contained in the MHFL (Box).
Following the addition of this core set of information, each collection is further associated with a few 'tags'tags
The core set of information, therefore, would not be adequate to satisfy any one patient's essential information needs.
