"entail information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to involve, require, or include information as a necessary or essential part. You can use it when discussing a process or situation that involves the sharing or acquisition of information. Example: "The job of a journalist entails gathering and verifying information from various sources before publishing a news article."
This chapter entails information about nanofibers fabricated by different techniques as well as their applications in drug delivery and tissue regeneration.
Spatial representation entails information about the spatial arrangements of entities based on an egocentric or an allocentric frame of reference (FOR) [1, 2].
On the basis of allocentric or/and egocentric frame of reference, a cognitive map is constructed for any given environment entailing information on metric relationships such as distance and relative position of the landmarks (equivalent to survey knowledge acquisition) [3].
20 22 It entails information exchange between patients, doctors, nurses and laboratories using a combination of information systems, including paper-based, telephone and electronic systems, and involving a variety of policies and procedures.
Information on congenital anomalies in the offspring were obtained by linking the unique personal identification number of the mother and her child to the nationwide National Hospital Discharge Registry, which entails information on all hospital admissions and outpatient contacts on the individual patient [ 14].
Landauer (1961) argued that irreversible logical operations (i.e., operations that, not corresponding to bijections, cannot be run backwards for they entail some information loss) necessarily dissipate energy.
In the Teacher's Guide, it is explicitly mentioned that for any activity to be truly communicative, it has to entail some information gap.
Cross-border business relationships often involve significant risk because they entail greater information asymmetry and complexity to manage collaboration than domestic relationships.
One of the options is the extraction and analysis of representative image features; even though the parametric studies revealed good sensitivity to changes in combustion regimes, this approach may entail some information loss and requires adaptation to the specific system.
