The phrase "and substantial information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to important or significant details that are relevant to a particular topic or discussion.
Example: "The report includes an analysis of the market trends and substantial information that can guide our future strategies."
Alternatives: "and significant details" or "and important data".
Recent advances in pain research provide us with a clear picture for the molecular mechanisms of acute pain, and substantial information is available concerning the plasticity that occurs under conditions of neuropathic pain.
Accordingly, the ads enrich the democratic process, providing voters with relevant and substantial information before they head to the polls.
We repeat them now because the MPP's Monitor casts a bright light on the criticality of this need and substantial information for rekindling the debate - and moving forward toward inclusive solutions for IEW.
ATK contributed with ideas for the study design and substantial information on haemostatic dysfunction in dogs with A. vasorum.
The diverse functions of HS in different biological settings have been extensively studied, and substantial information is obtained.
The different EPO preparations have been in the clinics for several years and substantial information concerning their safety and efficacy in their various indications has been gathered.
We observed good overall knowledge on HIV and found substantial information gaps on HEP and STI.
It might not be the most popular answer but I think I deserve [the chance]." The head of Wada, John Fahey, said that the lifetime ban could be lifted if Armstrong asked to reopen his drugs case and gave substantial information about drug suppliers, corrupt officials and other drug cheats.
Between late 2003 and 2007, substantial information was obtained regarding the prevalence and importance of infectious agents in Iberian lynx populations of the Doñana and Sierra Morena habitats.
A Greyhound spokeswoman, Katherine A. Williams, said today that Mr. Turner and two field supervisors who went to the scene of the accident had cooperated with the police and provided substantial information, although she acknowledged that Mr. Turner had not given a full, formal statement about what he believed happened in the moments leading up to the accident.
Although the number of symptoms does not completely capture the explanatory power of individual symptoms, it seems that the number may be an acceptable proxy and provide substantial information in a population setting.
