"had disclosed information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action that happened in the past, before another action or event took place. Example: Before the meeting, John had disclosed sensitive information to his colleague, which ultimately caused a conflict between them.
He said that more than 30percentt of the fund companies had disclosed information about their portfolios selectively, to certain shareholders, giving them the ability to place advantageous trades.
According to the Times's report of the case, the fact that Horton had disclosed information on his blog that could have been linked to live police investigations meant it was in the public interest for his identity to be revealed.
"Binary discriminated against Lai because she disclosed, or because Binary believed she had disclosed, information about her working conditions after her employment with Binary had ended," the complaint states.
The Yonkers police would not say if they have disclosed information on Mr. Surdoval.
It has been reported that Perumal has disclosed information to Europol which led to its figure of 680 matches being identified.
Irritating congressional Republicans, Ms. Nolan also maintained that while Mr. Barry's affidavit may not have disclosed information about the missing e-mail messages, it was still literally true.
The American Psychiatric Association APAA) sets out the Goldwater rule thus: "On occasion psychiatrists are asked for an opinion about an individual who is in the light of public attention or who has disclosed information about himself/herself through public media.
They also are engaged in a circular firing squad of private speculation about who may have disclosed information about Trump Jr.'s meeting with the Russian lawyer to the New York Times, said people familiar with the situation.
Several states already have disclosed information about the health insurance products that will be available to their residents on the exchanges next year, and the results are mixed.
In trials that followed, prosecutors acknowledged that Mr. DeVecchio had disclosed confidential information to Mr. Scarpa.
The complaint said he had disclosed government information to an unidentified foreign official and to journalists.
