"database of information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a collection of organized information. For example, "The company's database of information included product descriptions, customer reviews, and pricing data."
In the final step, the downloaded files are labeled with the aid of a database of information on 500,000 CD's that Bose updates.
The bridegroom, 39, is the director of sales and marketing for HedgeFund.net, a database of information on hedge funds in New York.
To explain what he means by the "social life" of information, Mr. Brown points to a Xerox project to build a database of information about fixing copying machines.
And, third, N.S.A. members who attended international conferences filed written reports or were debriefed afterward, giving the C.I.A. a huge database of information.
The researchers analyzed a subset of data from the Physicians Health Studyy, a database of information on the medical conditions and habits of close to 100,000 doctors.
"Our goal here is to have as complete a database of information for investors as possible," said Mary L. Schapiro, chief executive of Finra.
Act! for America Education runs the Thin Blue Line Project, a password-protected database of information about Muslim communities in the US.
Asic's corporate registry is a critical database of information on more than two million companies in Australia, including business names, histories, financial records and backgrounds of directors.
EMAP changed tack with this new product and decided to outsource the responsibility for updating and maintaining the database of information to a team in India.
At the same time it expands its database of information, Charity Navigator also intends to increase its fund-raising.
The State of Louisiana's Office of Coastal Restoration and Management (//dnr.louisiana.gov/crm/) provides a sophisticated database of information about specific projects related to the revitalization of the coast wetlands.
