"impressive information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe information or facts that are particularly remarkable or noteworthy. Example: "The speaker's presentation was filled with impressive information about the latest advancements in technology."
But most Indian banks are more interested in competing for affluent customers.Ironically, the impressive information technology that India supplies to customers the world over has not yet found its way into Indian banks.
Steering is a little loose if the tarmac starts to undulate up and down rather than snake to and fro, but otherwise there's impressive information sent to your hands through the wheel.
McClure (who was wearing a Bin38 — the venue where the angel meeting took place — joke shirt) said that if there was anything good to come out of this, it was how impressive information sharing on the various social networks we use now.
Though the evidence of psychiatric symptoms associated with HWLPs may collectively look impressive, the information provided in the reviewed studies is often insufficient for making reliable inferences about causality; therefore, in some cases it may be unnecessarily alarmist to accept a cause-effect relationship between HWLPs and psychiatric symptoms.
She was exceptionally clear in her information – impressive, in particular, in telling us what she was not sure of as well as informing us about whatever she knew.
The paper colludes with the finding that even when provided with impressive amounts of data, information and supportive opinion on specific sustainability issues, a society that is not sufficiently cognizant of the necessary knowledge synthesis processes will be unlikely to gain momentum in moving forward in the development, implementation and on-going support of industrial sustainability policy.
So impressive is the information that it has become a tool used by real life managers.
(Some of dubstep's key moments are less about making people move than they are about subtracting impressive amounts of information, like a reverse Jenga match which is mostly fun for the players).
"Bhutto," a documentary about Benazir Bhutto, the two-time prime minister of Pakistan who was killed while campaigning in 2007, packs an impressive amount of information about Bhutto, her family and Pakistani history into its 111 minutes.
