"copy that information" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to communicate to someone that you understand and will act on the information they shared. For example, if a manager told you to complete a certain task, you might reply: "Okay, I understand, copy that information."
But once the e-mail arrives, you have to manually copy that information into a lead-tracking database.
Or you could unintentionally copy that information and send it somewhere else without realizing you've violated corporate policy.
This is not the case in the real world, except for the settings in which the patient records are fully electronic and accessible via network, and if there is some additional information on hard copy, that information would be sent to the tele-consultant before or during the consultation.
Typically, copying that information is a computationally intensive task that means visiting a website repeatedly to get every last character and digit.
"Someone purposefully or accidentally had copied that information over those files," he testified.
The bill would have required any business that "retains a customer's personal information" to share a copy of that information at the customer's request, as well as disclose which third parties have received the information.
When a person shares something like a message with a friend, two copies of that information are created one in the person's sent messages box and the other in their friend's inbox.
(h)Information identifiable to a private person (obtained in accordance with this agreement) will, unless otherwise agreed upon, be returned upon completion of the project for which obtained and no copies of that information retained.
Because of a quirk in the way the DNA is replicated, the ends are not completely copied, and that information would gradually be lost if not for the telomeres.
When a person shares something like a message with a friend, two copies of that information are created one in the person's sent messages box and the other in their friend's inbox.
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