"disorganized information" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to data or information that is not arranged in a logical or useful way. For example: "Coping with disorganized information made it difficult for the team to make sense of the project."
Participants described disorganized tracheotomy care and health information mismanagement that could help guide future investigations into the impact of improved health information systems for children with tracheotomy.
(male, 57 years old, oral therapy) It follows that, in the majority of cases, (in particular among insulin treated patients), individuals appear to be behaviorally disorganized and unable to translate information received by their doctor in reproducible and effective behavioral practices to manage their health and treatment.
While customers can already get information about products from social media ratings, reviews and activist watchdog lists, the information can be too disorganized, difficult to access, and complicated for shoppers to weigh quickly and easily in their buying decisions.
Karen was leading a presentation to a client, and the information was weak and disorganized.
The show is inherently informal, even disorganized.
The bits of data on a hard drive can become disorganized, forcing the drive to work harder to find the information the user is looking for.
Patients' disorganized thoughts may reduce their sensitivity to the frequency information in the stimulus sequences.
As a teacher, he was disorganized — he wasn't very clear in how he presented information to students.
Shopping.com believes the Internet has changed the way buyers and sellers do business, but the amount of information on the Internet is overwhelming and often disorganized.
