The phrase "added information on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to supplementary details or data provided about a specific topic or subject.
Example: "The report included added information on the recent changes in policy that affected our operations."
Alternatives: "supplementary details regarding" or "additional insights into".
Google Maps has added information on public transportation in several cities.
On Monday he added information on "When Duty Calls," a book offering advice on deployment and family separation.
"Our Bodies, Ourselves" added information on health, nutrition, self-defense, childbearing, and a rather more involved section on lesbianism.
They also added information on the location of five confirmed pieces of debris found to date – two in Mozambique and one each in Reunion, South Africa, and Mauritius.
Google just introduced a series of updated maps for 11 countries, with added information on things like ferry routes, parks, landmarks, and the layouts of universities and airports.
This time they've also added information on early-stage disease, including mild cognitive impairment, and sections on insurance and end-of-life decisions.
Indicators describing local cultivar composition were very informative; adding information on tillage, but not nitrogen fertilization or fungicide treatment, could marginally increase the goodness of fit.
Ms. Meinel said Century 21 Laffey agents list on real estate sites like Realtor.com, Zillow and Trulia, uploading photographs and adding information on numbers of kitchens and baths.
The Department of Education will also add information on opting out to its instructions on their rights and to materials for students who take an armed services aptitude test.
The study received little public attention at the time, but the F.D.A. is considering whether to add information on possible cardiovascular side effects to both drugs' labels.
