The phrase "and valuable intelligence on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or insights that are important or beneficial regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The report provides an overview of market trends and valuable intelligence on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "and useful insights into" or "and critical information regarding".
Codenamed N81, the spy secretly passed "fascinating and valuable" intelligence on to a senior Met officer, Richard Walton, who was involved in drafting the then Met commissioner Sir Paul Condon's defence of his force's conduct during the investigation.
N81 secretly passed "fascinating and valuable" intelligence on to a senior Met officer who was involved in formulating the then Met commissioner Sir Paul Condon's defence of his force's conduct during the murder investigation.The officer who received the information was Richard Walton, then a detective inspector involved in writing the Met's submissions to the inquiry.
The review by Ellison alleged in March that Walton and the two other officers, Bob Lambert and Colin Black, were involved in a plot to gather "fascinating and valuable" intelligence from an undercover officer who was spying on the Lawrence family and their supporters.
The IPCC started its inquiry a year ago after an official review alleged that police had gathered "fascinating and valuable" intelligence from an undercover officer who was spying on the Lawrence family and their backers.
Not long ago it emerged that the US government had spent hundreds of millions of dollars on a programme intended to detect national security threats that, according to an Associated Press report, "improperly collected information about innocent Americans and produced little valuable intelligence on terrorism".
The government's disclosure of a plot to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the United States last month came with some reassuring news: the suspect, an Iranian-American, was in custody, had confessed and had provided valuable intelligence on Iran's role in supporting the plan.
During the campaign, Steele wrote that two highly placed sources — a senior Russian official and a close associate of Trump's ― revealed that the Kremlin was feeding Trump and his campaign valuable intelligence on his opponents, including Clinton.
With 32,000 employees and 740 branches in more than 55 countries concentrated in Asia but extending into the Middle East, Latin America and Africa, Stanchart is a network constantly buzzing with valuable intelligence on local and regional conditions.
The final report encompasses a whopping 6,300 pages, complete with a nearly 400-page executive summary outlining the Democratic staff's conclusions about interrogation techniques and whether any of them produced valuable intelligence on al Qaeda operatives on the run or future terrorist attacks that were set to take place.
Ali had already provided valuable intelligence on Al Qaeda operatives and had been recruiting members of his tribe for what was to be a new, American-backed security force.
Valuable intelligence on Savile was recorded in 1964, 1998 and 2003 by Scotland Yard, the inspectorate found, but other forces were unable to access it.
