The phrase "addresses information about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or subjects that provide details or insights regarding a specific matter.
Example: "The report addresses information about the current market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "covers details regarding" or "provides insights on".
After obtaining names and addresses, information about the study and an inquiry for an interview was sent via e-mail to each individual.
For instance, the job control domain was subdivided into a decision authority scale, which reflects worker's perception of their control in performing job task, and a skill discretion scale, which addresses information about skills needed to perform job tasks.
For example, we may share name and address, information about transactions or balances with us, as well as survey results….
The bulk of the questionnaire addressed information about the different schedules of follow-up and which surveillance tests were used routinely in follow-up practices for different cancers.
They asked for names and addresses and information about the contents of the boys' pockets.
It also included the pupils' dates of birth, some of their addresses and information about their home life.
CBS Los Angeles reported that someone has posted information on two LAPD officers, including names, home addresses and information about their children's schools.
These highly detailed maps provide building, outbuilding, and property footprints, labeled streets, addresses, and information about building materials and construction features for urban and residential areas of Connecticut.
Then last November, DoubleClick bought Abacus Direct, a database of names, addresses and information about off-line buying habits of 90 million households, compiled from the largest direct mail catalogs and retailers in the nation.
The e-mail messages, which had fake return addresses, contained information about stock-picking methods, mortgages and "Internet history eraser" software to delete evidence that a user had visited pornographic sites.
