"information concealing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any activity where confidential or sensitive information is protected from the public. For example, "This company uses cutting-edge technology for information concealing to protect their customers' data."
A half a century ago, Daniel Ellsberg was denounced in the US as a traitor for releasing the Pentagon Papers, which contained information concealed from the public about the war being waged against Vietnam.
Under this circumstance, a radiograph improvement is only possible by some kind of after-acquisition procedure capable to retrieve, at least partially, the information concealed by the degradation process.
While data collection and processing efforts are preliminary data stages, it is the data visualization stage that plays a vital role in understanding the valuable information concealed inside the data.
In order to take fully advantage of the bounty of information concealed in the data produced, visualization is a uniquely powerful tool since it caters to the sense that provides our highest bandwidth connection to the surrounding world.
"They would use Snowden to demonstrate that the U.S. government doesn't sympathize with the ideals of freedom of information, conceals key information from the public and stands ready to open criminal proceedings against those who oppose it," Konstantin Remchukov, the editor of independent daily Nezavisimaya Gazeta, said on Ekho Moskvy radio.
Whole analysis was performed with genomic information concealed.
We have laid the basis for methods that will allow us to further investigate extracting information concealed in free text.
It is likely that the proportion of information concealed in free text will be greater for less 'hard' outcomes in certain disease areas.
If epidemiological and health services research based on electronic records is to be of maximal public health benefit, it will be important to develop methodologies for the understanding and appropriately anonymised extraction and use of information "concealed" within the free text.
In many cases this lack of information conceals variation in resource provision and differences in performance.
Brandis also dismissed the claim that prohibition of disclosure of information risked concealing unlawful conduct from the public.
