'fund of information' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large body of knowledge or data, for example: "This website is a great fund of information on history."
I have a huge fund of information.
It has come from a variety of sources: privately published books, trench journals (so often an under- exploited fund of information), newspapers, journals, scrapbooks and albums.
Mr. Gigante revealed impairments of memory (recalling only one out of three objects in five minutes), orientation (knew only the year), fund of information (impoverished)..
The vast fund of information and analysis that invigorates the study of movies, and the increasingly rich critical discussion that's fostered online and carries over into public events, propels directors to the fore but also obscures their individual visions.
(The action is set in 2005 before the ubiquity of smartphones and social media as if to emphasize the emotional separation created by distance and time, the lack of a readily accessible fund of information about those from the past and, for that matter, about new acquaintances).
(The action is set in 2005 — before the ubiquity of smartphones and social media — as if to emphasize the emotional separation created by distance and time, the lack of a readily accessible fund of information about those from the past and, for that matter, about new acquaintances).
The GN Data Coordinating Center has the responsibility to provide the network's organizational, statistical, and technical support, including the shared funding of information technology staff and site training, and regulatory adherence.
Although he has a fund of financial information he knows nothing, about music, to his wife's despair.
In other abilities (e.g., visuoconstructive abilities and fund of general information), normal aging is associated with a more homogenous pattern of decline.
(Updike, commenting on the "surprising fund of specific information" on display in The Bachelors, wondered how on earth "she gathered the fascinating material on seances in modern London").
Dangerous Places is a fund of useful information, from the best kidnap insurance (Chubb) to southern Lebanons best war reports (the sla radio station).
