"batch of information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to a group or multiple pieces of information or data. For example: "We received a large batch of information from the research team that we need to review."
I got my first batch of information via e-mail a few days later.
The concerns that prompted the T.S.A. order yesterday grew out of information recovered from a computer discs recently seized from a suspected Qaeda operative in Pakistan -- the same batch of information that led federal authorities to raise the threat level back to orange for some financial sectors.
This means the beginning of a new batch of information.
Entering the "4" status means that a batch of information has been completed.
The commission would've received its first batch of information this March.
On Monday, the group followed through, publishing its first batch of information: an (unverified) list of 57 phone numbers and 23 email addresses allegedly belonging to KKK members.
When Barzun is compressing great batches of information, his prose races across spatial and chronological vistas, delivering facts, their causes and implications, in a strictly utilitarian, almost rat-a-tat manner.
But members of the European Parliament and other campaigners have complained for years that the program undermines privacy because it requires large batches of information to be sent to the United States for analysis and storage there.
The important lesson here is that when data sets get enormous -- as is happening in many areas of human endeavor -- our classic human desire to be solo pattern-hunters who scour small batches of information may be counterproductive.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 23 — Microsoft submitted a new batch of technical information about its Windows operating system to the European Commission on Thursday, meeting the latest deadline to provide information on whether it is complying with a 2004 antitrust ruling.
