The phrase "authenticated information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that has been verified or confirmed as accurate and reliable.
Example: "Before making any decisions, it is crucial to consult authenticated information from reputable sources."
Alternatives: "verified information" or "validated information".
In recent days, the cost of a single credit card has been between 40 cents and $5 depending on the level of authenticating information provided.
It is important now that we find ways to systematically manage and authenticate information.
Panelist Hoda Abdel-Hamid, a roving correspondent for Aljazeera's English TV channel, had just arrived from Sirte, was planning to go back to cover news in Libya, and told me how difficult it was to authenticate information she got from pro- and anti-Gaddafi sources.
Carrying out investigations to validate or authenticate information.
The first type of authentication method is the user knowledge-based authentication method; it is a way of authenticating with information that a user remembers such as password and, it is the most widely used method because it is easy to implement.
To ascertain the effect of outsourcing strategy on project success, Irefin, et al. (2012) administered copies of questionnaire to staff of Nestle Nigeria PLC using stratified sampling techniques and also interviewed some to authenticate the information derived.
Instead, call the fraud line on the back of your credit card to authenticate the information being told to you.
General Blotz would not give any details about the identities of the people or how NATO had authenticated that the information was actually from Mullah Omar.
I would argue that most users would be willing to sacrifice a bit of privacy and anonymity in exchange for having their identity and payment information authenticated such that it compresses the time it takes to initiate and complete a series of transactions when we travel.
The NwHIN's DIRECT project provides a simple, secure, scalable, standards-based way to send authenticated, encrypted health information directly to known, trusted recipients.
