"incorporating information from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referencing where information or data was obtained or gathered from. Example: The research paper presents the latest findings on climate change, incorporating information from multiple studies and surveys conducted over the past decade.
As seen in this paper, incorporating information from neighboring voxels helps in this process [14].
It detects heterogeneous fiber arrangements by incorporating information from the entire diffusion tensor.
FLMs generalise the n-gram approach by incorporating information from various sources (and not only word counts).
After the previous step; the exact position of each eye is searched for by incorporating information from the grey-level pixels.
By incorporating information from DCE-MRI into the PET kinetic model, we obtained a good estimate of the parameter k3", independent of Ve.
To aid in the development of screening strategies, we refined models designed to determine risk of CRC by incorporating information from common genetic susceptibility loci.
In this last case, traders and analysts answering the survey could have improved their forecasts by incorporating information from the forward discount, past exchange rate changes, policy meetings, or the policy rate.
In addition, finite-element calculations are performed to evaluate the effective driving force and plastic-zone profile for such small-crack propagation, incorporating information from both the local microstructure (from electron backscattering diffraction scans) and the surface crack-path profile.
We have demonstrated the effectiveness of a CM model incorporating information from 21 features that influence DNA methylation based on CM measure by HEP and independent datasets.
Many investigators are now incorporating information from the pathway databases in their data analysis.
All these suggested the biological relevance of incorporating information from non-exonic regions.
