The phrase "edit information" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of making changes or revisions to existing information. Example: Please review and edit the information in this report before submitting it to your supervisor.
One of the most persistent and successful attempts to edit information was made by Joan Ryan, who stepped down as a Labour MP in 2010.
Staff who are in the faculty directory database as assistants for a particular faculty member have access to edit information for that faculty.
The opt-out model advocated in the Kerry-McCain bill means that a consumer would have to know about every Rapleaf out there and visit each one to edit information or opt out.
Wikis allow any registered user to edit information, so the tool would sit alongside the peer-reviewed data and could offer a viable solution to the issue of data curation speed.
From here you can easily edit information on the fly.
–Wikis, blogs and mash-ups to share, collect and edit information.
When a photo is altered, the software creates only a small file with editing information.
Ms. Infante has edited information on the site about her own nonprofit organization a handful of times, but she has refrained from fixing other parts of the entry.
The show, which opened in April and will run to January 2011, mingles Disneyland theatrics with a flood of beautifully presented artefacts and prudently edited information.
Yahoo's version goes a little bit further by presenting edited information and images just under the search box instead of a page full of links.
On Sunday evening, a senior British MP called for a parliamentary investigation into how Facebook and other social networks manipulated emotional and psychological responses of users by editing information supplied to them.
