The phrase "above info" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to information provided earlier in a document or conversation, but it's better to use a more complete expression.
Example: "Please refer to the above info for details on the project timeline."
Alternatives: "the information above" or "the details mentioned earlier".
And that number probably is low: LexisNexis, which I used to compile the above info, doesn't provide transcripts for most of Fox News's daytime lineup.
Special thanks to Dan Dar3 and My Digital Life for the above info.
If I had met him today, within 10 minutes I would've known all the above info, including details like the fact that "The Hangover" is his favorite movie, that he's into indie rock and has a love for old school rap, that he has no interest in politics but loves roller coasters, Taco Bell and Megan Fox.
Once all the above info is enter correctly check the green arrow to confirm trailer is closed Select the printing device to send and your load is now properly closed If any issues arise the handheld unit will give you prompts to errors it is encountering.
The above info was only for people needing to replace a title already in their name.
The above info may be OK for shooting on the range, but that does not mean it will work in a real close quarters life threat situation.
See above, for info on Star Vashnu Dhaba and Mithaas.
Some people attach a photo of themselves, or have all of the above essential info in a nicely designed graphic.
(That's also where all the above historical info is coming from, and you can read an interview we ran with him about his book here).
(The above, plus more info and sources about cotton's toxic footprint, can be found here, or check out PANNA- the Pesticide Action Network North America- article on what's wrong with conventional cotton growing).
Advanced editor discussion is here, as well as above, because of info timely to both spots.
