The part of a sentence "cache of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a large amount of data or knowledge that is stored or hidden. Example: The professor's research on ancient civilizations uncovered a valuable cache of information about their daily lives and customs.
"It's very strange such a huge cache of information can be leaked to the media so conveniently," he said.
He said that the Rakkasans had seized the largest cache of information in the war to date.
As the cache of information on fatalities keeps growing, experts have been able to identify types of horses at greater risk of fatal injury.
Five months after the release of the Panama Papers, this new cache of information from the world of offshore tax havens contains the names of directors and some shareholders at nearly 176,000 shell companies, trusts and foundations.
The cache of information reveals the personal details – email addresses, names (or pseudonyms), and very specific sexual proclivities – of some 37 million users the site has attracted over 14 years, and it's not just available to download via suspicious websites, it's easily searchable.
Most of the materials – amounting to the single largest cache of information taken from a senior terrorist, equivalent in size to a small college library, officials say – were taken away by the US Navy Seals and are being pored over by federal anti-terrorism investigators.
Some analysts believe the Clubcard database is potentially more valuable than the caches of information gathered by Google and Facebook.
Customers discovered that they could not only buy plane tickets online but also tap into huge caches of information in order to get the best deals.
When he was information technology chief for Washington, D.C., Vivek Kundra delivered huge caches of information to the Web for public use — from controversial hourly pay rates of city contractors to the daily pickups of road kill.
MSN seeks to build up a cache of personal information on each customer, information that is cumbersome to gather and difficult to move to a new service such as electronic receipts of online purchases, traffic alerts based on users' commutes and other items.
Safely across the border, he downloaded a huge cache of confidential information from his previous employer, HSBC's private bank in Geneva, and passed the data to the French legal authorities.
