The phrase "content of disclosure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you are referring to the details that are being disclosed. For example, "Please read through the content of disclosure before signing the agreement."
Xerox said that when it filed such a registration statement it would "resume its discussions" with the S.E.C. regarding the content of disclosures that it would have to make to have the registration statement approved by the S.E.C.
The content of the disclosure should ideally be attuned to the individual patient's life goals and projects, and the various ways a procedure could interfere with actualizing them.
The government is desperate to not deal with the actual exposures, the content of the disclosures.
But, he said, "there are constraints on the timing and content of our disclosures".
A further analysis also indicates the incremental information content of strategy disclosures (Biddle et al. 1995), compared to other parts of the financial reporting package.
Second, for authors who disclosed at least 1 relationship with a commercial organization, we evaluated the consistency within author of the content of the disclosures.
First, once an application has been filed, the content of subsequent disclosures will not forfeit patent rights.
The interpretation of huge amount of data obtained by NGS technology, billing and insurance issues, duration and content of consent process, and disclosure of incidental findings and variants of unknown significance were the main challenges related to offering this technology [ 53].
This week, the site — which, speaking of disclosure, has a content partnership with The Times — will use a combination of public statements and its own reporting to publish a data application that will let visitors examine the personal financial interests of the 181 members of the Texas Legislature.
These findings provide support for the policy of disclosure of energy content on menus at restaurant chains.
