The phrase "feed information from" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of obtaining or receiving data from a certain source. For example: "We are able to feed information from our customer database directly into the system."
The sensors in the prosthetic hand feed information from the world into the wires in Spetic's arm.
Like systems offered by nearly every major automaker, the more robust HondaLink relies on owners' Android and iPhone handsets to feed information from the Web to an in-dash display.
Then, the feed information from the existing design was used for a new design which was developed according to the driving force approach in the methodology.
Then, similar feed information from the shortcut design was used for a new design which was developed according to the driving force approach in the methodology.
So, whilst smart fabric in sportswear captures data from the skin and transmits it to a data space, the Tesla Suit also operates in reverse to feed information from a data space to the skin.
I have a team of 200 industry experts feeding information from all around the world".
That sets him apart from presidents in the Western world, where most people rely on being fed information from advisers".
"By feeding information from sensors on the prosthetic fingertips directly back into the brain using optogenetics, one could in principle provide a high-fidelity artificial sense of touch".
Eventually, officials hope that it will integrate live video feeds, information from the police and paramedics, data from other city agencies, hydrant locations, gas and water lines, and subway station layouts.
The boys are being drip fed information from Daryl (Powell) and his coaching staff.
It's a smartshoe with a pair of air bladders controlled by a microprocessor that's fed information from sensors around the shoe.
