"federal information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to data or information collected or shared by the federal government. For example, "The scientists used federal information to prove their hypothesis."
Large federal information technology purchases have to end.
"It's amazing," said Matthew Lesko, the author of more than 100 books based on federal information.
Mr. Bershteyn also oversaw federal information policy matters, including privacy, and led the Obama administration's initiative to promote international regulatory cooperation.
As the federal information minister, Goran Matic, said: "The West picked Kostunica because he could look like a genuine Serbian candidate.
But arguably more important than the $4bn raised was the fine print: a new federal information source and new financing options for would-be investors.
In the end, federal information officers hope to create a system that will allow feats that sound simple but are now impractical.
President Obama on Thursday named Vivek Kundra, a youthful, Indian-born computer expert, as the first federal chief information officer.
Congress must repeal restrictions that prevent a national gun registry and bar local enforcement agencies from sharing in federal tracing information.
In theory, companies are legally required to reveal security leaks: The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), passed in 2002, requires yearly audits of all agencies that have access to classified federal government information.
Therefore, we used federal state information for every state.
Novak is a font of federal incarceration information.
