"disappointing information" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to news or reports that you find disappointing or unsatisfactory. For example, "The report contained some disappointing information about the company's financial situation."
Worse than the disappointing information she received would be relaying it to her daughter Nyjhia Jones, who was soon to finish high school.
If the expected synergies do not materialize or if other disappointing information develops after closing, selling shareholders may well lose a significant portion of the premium received on their shares.
This disappointing information came to us by way of one eager developer based on what they were told by a project manager for Google+.
Some of those women called Thursday's limited release of information disappointing.
The worst is not having that information and disappointing the customer.
"It is very disappointing that such sensitive information, based on a number of statements by individuals who were promised confidentiality, have been leaked," he said.
He confessed to providing early information on disappointing results posted by an experimental Alzheimer's drug to Mathew Martoma, an analyst at CR Intrinsic, another SAC affiliate.
The Verge, for example, said that while Nokia's maps were richer than Apple's, the public transit information was disappointing.
The lack of specific information was disappointing to other Long Island school superintendents who had hoped the commission, headed by Frank G. Zarb of Oyster Bay, would provide some clarity for their budget-making process.
Prosecutors charged Mathew Martoma, a former SAC portfolio manager, last November with obtaining inside information about disappointing results from a drug trial that caused the shares of Elan and Wyeth to drop.
We show not only that the magnitude of the task is daunting, but also that the efforts so far have been disappointing and that essential information is missing.
