The phrase 'information fed back to' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express the idea of giving someone the same information they provided before, as in "The school used the information fed back to them by students to create a better curriculum."
The information fed back to the Germans conforms to pre-war ideas of what spies ought to be like.
These data are audited regularly and information fed back to all staff to ensure effective use of blood and blood products.
Some of the mapped and tabulated data for site B are provided as an illustration of the type of information fed back to the local research groups.
Over the course of the conference, data will be collected on how useful the HCS approach has been found and this information fed back to participants.
Any VTE event was reviewed by the thrombosis committee and information fed back to the relevant clinical teams so that they had a better understanding of their own performance based on clinical outcomes.
We assume that perfect channel information is available at each MS and that this channel information is fed back to the BS using a feedback link.
In USS feedback scheme, (l-1)*r additional bits named USS information are fed back to BS besides CSI and SNR, and this information is used to indicate the MU-MIMO performance.
The SFSS study used young person, parent and clinician reporters and this information was fed back to clinician, but the study did not specify if this information was fed back to the young person.
However, we did not attempt to standardize the way that this information was fed back to clinical teams (e.g. in writing versus verbally) or to what extent the information was used for action planning.
Information is fed back to them on how repairs are going and they can only take it one step at a time," it says.
Despite limited access to crisis areas in Syria and the very significant security risks, whenever possible this casualty information is fed back to the affected local population for corroboration and correction.
