The phrase "apart from information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate exclusion or differentiation from the information being discussed.
Example: "Apart from information about the project, we also need to consider the budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "besides the information" or "other than the information".
Apart from information on velocity, blood spins are assigned magnetization vectors, whose evolution is determined based on the Bloch equation.
Apart from information dissemination and an emergency alert system, the entire crisis management system was divided into three stages: rescue, recovery, and restoration.
Apart from information loss, traditional SPM based on VQ has to use a classifier with nonlinear Mercer kernels, resulting in additional computational complexity and reducing scalability for real application.
Apart from information concerning smoking history, the current dataset collected on each patient does not include detailed risk factor information.
Self-administration does not require resources from staff — apart from information — and is not time-consuming.
Based on our results we question whether parenthood preparation, apart from information about breastfeeding, should be included in antenatal education.
Apart from information-gathering, technological progress is employed for sharing security information to people in the field.
This assumption was strengthened by the finding that total risk load and single risk factors remain significant when adjusting for CRP in the regression models, which implies that MMP-9 as a biomarker gives partly other information apart from redundant information of CRP measurements.
Apart from medical information, these companies offer genetic information about ancestry and other non-medical phenotypic traits, such as ear wax type, musculature type, eye colour or alcohol flush reaction.
However, apart from subtype information, there is no other phylogenetic or genetic information available for the sequences.
Apart from providing information about the benefits and usefulness of electronic information exchange, efforts should be focused on minimising the problems as perceived by health care providers.
