The phrase "all significant information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information that is important or relevant in a particular context.
Example: "Please ensure that all significant information is included in the report before submission."
Alternatives: "all essential details" or "all pertinent information".
But Soviet officials continue to suppress almost all significant information about the disaster.
In fact, the relative eccentricity carries all significant information related to the wave loads (horizontal and uplift forces) and to the properties of the structure (mass and geometry).
All significant information is captured, but much is repetitious and much is omitted here for brevity.
It is shown that by splitting the macro EMG motor unit potential, it is possible to condense all significant information in each potential into a set of 18 numbers.
A data abstraction form (Appendix 2) [see Additional file 2] was specifically created to summarize all significant information from articles and to collect data in an organized fashion that would be simple to analyze.
All significant information should be introduced in the body of the paper.
Law enforcement officials have acknowledged that only a few of these detainees had any significant information about possible terrorists.
Mr. Junger, the author, said he has asked Mr. Leonard to send him any significant information for the paperback version to come.
Bregman says that Bergoglio did not provide any significant information on the two priests.
It stipulated that prisoners were not to disclose any significant information to their captors, and were to agree to be released only in order of capture.
Strain of massive structures, such as highway pavement systems, varies in every direction and it contains all the significant information about the safety of the civil structures.
