"information incorporated" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to facts or features that are part of a larger whole. For example: "The report included important information incorporated from previous studies."
Sparse observed data are supplemented by uncertain or low-resolution information, incorporated as 'soft' data, to estimate parameter values a priori.
The average recovery rate of CNVs with a frequency ≤20% ranged from 65.62% by Partek to 85.95% by PennCNV-Affy with pedigree information incorporated (See Table 3).
The PSM represents one of the possible ways how the standardized sleep staging can be extended and additional information incorporated; for example through sleep parameters like the AUC or entropy.
Patients were retrospectively identified from a single center with the Ohio State University's Information Warehouse (IW), a computerized data analysis tool that validates and cleanses patient information incorporated from multiple electronic sources.
Apart from the descriptive information incorporated in the latter study, there were no studies that incorporated multidimensional indices as another confounding variable in their analysis.
The skills section should be limited to language and computer skills with any other relevant information incorporated into the personal profile instead.
But if nobody does this sort of information-processing, how does new information get incorporated in prices?
Teams that not only interpreted the results correctly but also identified a need for additional information and incorporated it into their analyses earned extra points.
In pursuing that research he developed theoretical models that analyze how information is incorporated in prices through trading and how information flows determine trading volume.
