The phrase "citing information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of referencing or acknowledging sources of information in academic or professional writing.
Example: "In my research paper, I focused on citing information from credible sources to support my arguments."
Alternatives: "referencing data" or "acknowledging sources".
The new iPhone will feature a processor that will be more than 1.5 times faster than the current iPhone, according Gruber citing information from informed sources.
The Nigerian senator Ahmed Zanna put the death toll at 300, citing information provided by locals.
SalmonChile, the salmon industry association, citing information from Marine Harvest, said that Mr. Petersen had left to pursue "personal projects".
"We think the cost savings by the combination is very significant," he said, citing information technology and other areas.
"There are a lot of violations on the part of separatists," the German leader added, citing information from international observers.
When agents heard senior officials citing information we knew was false, we were barred from speaking out.
US intelligence officials in Washington, citing information from the French authorities, told the LA Timesthey suspected the Paris plot was hatched in Brussels.
When Bagapsh fell ill in April 2007, he was flown to Moscow for emergency treatment on an FSB plane, Tefft said, citing information from the Georgians.
Bhutto travelled to Lahore and attempted to stage a rally there, but Elahi again refused permission, citing information that "three Egyptians, suicide bombers," had entered the city.
The postal workers' union, citing information it got in a US postal service briefing, said the letters bore a Shreveport, Louisiana, postmark.
The cost of the requirement that the original analyst testify, he added, is enormous, citing information provided to the court in supporting briefs from states and prosecutors.
