The phrase "aide information" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "aid information"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to information that provides assistance or support in a particular context.
Example: "The organization provides aid information to help families in need navigate available resources."
Alternatives: "assistance information" or "support information".
By Thursday night, two of Mr. Arafat's top aides, Information Minister Yasir Abed Rabbo and the cabinet secretary general, Ahmed Abdel Rahman, were talking of elections as soon as the fall, or within four to six months.
And his advisers say Mr. Bush has already learned a lesson from a mistake his father made as president: he will avoid having one all-powerful chief of staff, like John H. Sununu, as the only aide funneling information to him.
Mr. Bloomberg's speech came a day after his aides released information on what they predicted would be the effect of climate change on the city.
The report, updated each week, suggests that Mr. Kelly prefers to have facts at his fingertips, rather than relying on aides for information.
But even the most trusted aides provide information in a way that puts them and their positions in the best light.
This is what happened during the tenure of Gov. Eliot Spitzer, whose aides disseminated information about state-financed travel in 2007 by Joseph L. Bruno, then the Senate majority leader.
The crowd that texted, YouTubed and Twittered its way to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue struggled on Monday with a White House e-mail breakdown that had President Obama's aides distributing information on, of all things, paper.
Karzai, dressed in a white tunic and a black jacket, acted theatrically, calling out to aides for information in a stage voice, then expressing shock when they predicted lower voter turnout because of violence in Pashtun areas, where he drew most of his support.
The three-and-a-half-page memo, written by Republican congressional aides, criticized information used by law enforcement officials in their application for a warrant to wiretap the former campaign adviser, Carter Page, and named the senior F.B.I. and Justice Department officials who approved the highly classified application.
In another instance, early in the Trump administration, his national security aides sought information about Polish incursions in Belarus.
