"contradict information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that something disagrees with or is opposite to something else. For example: "The news report contradicts information from the eyewitness."
-Have you or anyone else ever had reason to contradict information included on the Web site?
"This appears to contradict information provided by Iranian authorities to the Swiss government in early September," she wrote.
Court papers further contradict information given in April about the men who were convicted, neither of whom were thought at the time to be the actual culprits of the attempted murder.
In their letter, Mr. Waxman, Democrat of California, and Mr. Stupak, Democrat of Michigan, told Mr. Lentz that statements he had made in interviews appeared to contradict information Toyota officials gave to committee staff members in a meeting last week.
"The American government took tough measures, and we are doing the same, so where is the problem and why this raucousness?" Mr. Maliki's comments appeared to contradict information provided by a minister in his own government, officials at the United States Embassy in Baghdad and the latest Human Rights Watch findings.
Alonso's remarks about Hamilton contradict information received by BBC Sport and other media organisations that he had vetoed the Englishman joining Ferrari, but told the team he was fine with the idea of Vettel coming on board.
— Yet Fortune | It is not clear that the guidance provided by David Ebersman contradicted information in Facebook's prospectus.
The National Ground Intelligence Center's analysis that the material composition of the tubes was unusual for rocket motor cases was incorrect, contradicted information the N.G.I.C. later provided to the committee, and represented a serious lapse for the agency with primary responsibility for conventional ground forces intelligence analysis.
So while the Senate report has told us that no government employee complained of direct pressure from the White House to give the intelligence estimate a positive spin, it has not told us how so much negative assessment got left out or how top Bush officials came to make public statements that contradicted information that was readily available within the administration.
Example (5) above is a simple unmarked yes/no interrogative, and (6) is an example of a type of marked declarative associated with contradicting information just presented to the speaker.
There exists contradicting information in literature about the optimal evaporation rates of Ag layers for optical studies: whether to use a really high [26] or extremely slow rate [27] to obtain the lowest roughness.
