The phrase "apparatus of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or structure that organizes or processes information.
Example: "The research team developed an apparatus of information to streamline data collection and analysis."
Alternatives: "system of information" or "framework of information".
Generally speaking, the apparatus of information theory is applicable to any probabilistic system of observations since whenever we make statistical observations (or design and conduct statistical experiments) we seek information.
Using the formal apparatus of information theory, in particular recalling the concept of entropy, it is shown how flows can be utilized to derive an indicator of organization for the system, the average mutual information (AMI).
Conceived as a special sort of information transmission, measurement becomes analyzable in terms of the conceptual apparatus of information theory (Hartley 1928; Shannon 1948; Shannon and Weaver 1949).
Each nation's "apparatus of repression" exchanged information with its counterparts in neighboring countries and kidnapped, tortured and killed guerrillas and other exiles from those countries on behalf of its colleagues.
"The olfactory apparatus is a nontrivial source of information and the extent of its impact on our social lives is currently unknown.
It was this: why spend huge sums for an in-house information apparatus of giant servers and networks – all of which will need to be replaced in a few years – when you can let somebody else buy and maintain all of that stuff and you, taking advantage of modern broadband communications, can just rent time on their systems?
Besides genetic effects, a variety of environmental factors influencing spatial learning and retrieval could be explored in our apparatus by manipulating either the source of information (e.g., investigating the use of multiple potentially conflicting cues; [63]), either the experience of tested individuals (e.g., investigating aging or addiction-related effects; [64], [65]).
There's no ministry of information or formal censorship apparatus, and the Internet is unrestricted.
Paucity of information exists on thermoregulatory apparatus of rabbits under climatic conditions of West Africa.
The subsequent stages of evolution of the optical apparatus and information-processing capacity of the retina occurred with remarkable rapidity, within a period of 30 million years, so that by 500 Mya early vertebrates possessed eyes fundamentally similar to our own.
But even the wholesale leaking of information regarding the U.S. security apparatus would not necessarily meet that standard.
