"fabricated information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to information that has been made up or is false. For example: "The report contained a lot of fabricated information, so it was not reliable."
According to the study, "multiple CIA detainees fabricated information, resulting in faulty intelligence".
"The disclosure that she had fabricated information shocked me, and saddened me at the time," Ms. Gillespie said.
Lehr's lawyer denied that his client ever sold steroids or H.G.H. and said Jacobs fabricated information about Lehr after he refused to pay Jacobs's legal fees.
Lehr's lawyer has denied that his client sold banned substances and said Jacobs fabricated information about Lehr after he had refused to pay Jacobs's legal fees.
Detainees who underwent torture either disclosed nothing, or supplied fabricated information, or revealed information that had been already been discovered through traditional, non-violent interrogation techniques.
Lehr's lawyer denied that his client ever sold steroids or human growth hormone and said Jacobs fabricated information about Lehr after he refused to pay Jacobs's legal fees.
But critics contend this emerging force has a financial motive to exaggerate and even fabricate information.
Among the firms that the generic drug maker has accused of fabricating information about it are SAC Capital and Gradient Analytics, a research company.
[Page C2.] Ms. Hires Former Globe Columnist Ms. magazine said it had hired Patricia Smith, the former Boston Globe columnist who admitted fabricating information.
After he first offered to meet with N.B.A. officials, Donaghy refused to meet with Pedowitz because Stern had repeatedly called Donaghy a traitor and had accused him of fabricating information about game-fixing, Donaghy's lawyer said.
Donaghy's lawyer, John Lauro, said Wednesday that his client would not meet with Pedowitz because Stern had called his client a "traitor" and accused him of fabricating information about game-fixing.
