The phrase "added information from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to supplementary details or data that have been included from a specific source.
Example: "In the report, I added information from the latest research findings to support our conclusions."
Alternatives: "supplementary details from" or "additional data from".
A spokesperson added: "Information from the public about suspected benefit fraud saved the taxpayer around £180m last year.
The added information from door-position sensors is found to be useful for many scenarios, but not always.
She's almost pathological in her obsession with her daughter - going through her internet history, getting added information from her therapist and attending her friend's baby shower without her ("You can't be the plus one if the plus isn't going!").
In this paper, we give an overview of the possibilities of combining multiple ECa measurements for interpreting vertical soil variability together with an example of the added information from simultaneously gathered MSa data.
The added information from full-polarimetric data will allow greater confidence in the results derived particularly in detecting the presence (and estimating the quantity) of water ice in the polar craters.
When applied to 3 fertility traits of 27,971,895 cows and heifers, the new model used daughter pregnancy rate as a correlated trait to improve heifer and cow conception rate evaluations for older animals and in herd-years where records are missing, and also added information from crossbreds.
Beyond illuminating the economics of the black-market cigarette trade, the case also opened a window into the operations of the Intelligence Division, where investigators keep files on suspects for many, many years, slowly adding information from confidential informers and waiting to see whether a criminal case ever materializes.
Consequently, the current diagnostic criteria for AD and MCI due to AD could be enhanced by adding information from other sources.
For both articles, a systematic search on molecular genetic studies in AD was performed using the database PubMed and adding information from reference lists of published articles.
The full design is flexible and scalable with the capability to add information from other subtrigger systems.
