The phrase "apply new information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of utilizing or integrating recently acquired knowledge or data into a particular context or situation.
Example: "In order to improve our strategies, we need to apply new information gathered from recent market research."
Alternatives: "utilize new knowledge" or "incorporate recent data."
To review the literature for evidence of the effectiveness of chronic pain treatments that apply new information and communication technologies, namely, the Internet and computer-assisted treatments.
Dr. Hecht feels that his research experiences have been extremely valuable allowing him to interpret neurological research, and to apply new information to help the care of his young patients.
Participants may improve their "book knowledge" but often struggle to apply new information to patient care.
When we reflect, we give ourselves time to consider how we gather, process and apply new information, how we interact with others and how we approach and assess problems.
Research has shown that doing one thing at a time -- not everything at once -- strengthens higher-order reasoning, or the ability to learn, understand and apply new information.
The intervention group students participated in weekly case-based discussions with added exercises designed to teach students to access, retrieve, integrate and apply new information in medical-decision making.
Work group members presented sessions offering real-world practical solutions to support attendees in applying new information to improve their organization's safe handling programs.
Clinical decision support systems assist the clinician in applying new information to patient care through the analysis of patient-specific clinical variables.
To enrich the evidence base, we must continue to develop and apply new methods of analyzing data and displaying information.
With the emergence of new methodologies and technologies it has now become possible to manage large amounts of environmental sensing data and apply new integrated computing models to acquire information intelligence.
Learning agility is the continuous process of discovering, assessing and synthesizing information to form and apply new knowledge to novel and often changing circumstances.
