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The phrase "any information would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting or expressing a desire for information on a particular topic or situation.
Example: "If you have any information, it would be greatly appreciated."
Alternatives: "any details would be" or "any insights would be".
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Any information would be appreciated.
Stressing any information would be treated in confidence, he said: "They need to be interviewed by police".
He added that he had "no reason to believe that any information" would be withheld from his committee.
Sherri, how do you suppose any information would be transmitted from inside a black hole's event horizon?
On that note, if anyone has details on the whereabouts of Bono's wavering falsetto from U2's rendition of Every Breaking Wave, any information would be greatly appreciated.
Any information would be helpful and appreciated.
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Any and all information would be helpful.
Gordon Hickey, a spokesman for Mr. Kaine, said that the governor has been receiving continued information from the victims' families and that an update with corrections and any new information would be added to the state report in the fall.
Any such information would be no more than snapshot at a fixed point in time, he argued.
A small number of case reviews are to be finalised and any further information would be "shared in full" with the families concerned.
Any other information would be appreciated as well.
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