The phrase "information is published by" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are talking about something that has been published or made available to the public. For example, "This important data was published by the Government of Canada last week."
"Now listings are all over the place — all that information is published by a million different sites," Ms. Herman said.
2. If confidential information is published by a journalist, will agencies that choose to investigate still be able to access the metadata of anyone else they suspect of involvement without a warrant?
[correspondence to author] Little information is published by the Commission on the actual use of the Structural Funds in the current programme, except gross expenditures.
The information, being published by the Higher Education Funding Council, is intended to remove some of the confusion for applicants who might not have access to good advice.
The new information is published after a joint investigation by the Guardian, the German news magazine Der Spiegel and the New York Times.
The ur-search paper, "The Economics of Information," was published in 1961 by George Stigler (who won his Nobel in 1982).
Asylum seekers currently following action over a data breach, in which there personal information was published online, were told by lawyers representing Scott Morrison they can expect to be billed for his legal costs if they fail.
The panel of tests evolved over time as new biomarker information was published and taken into account by CMI.
Results obtained from the training part of the database, annotated by confirmation information are published (see Additional file 1, resp. Lit. [ 7]).
The information was published on a freedom of information website and confirmed by the Met.
Nobody but the criminals who originally hacked Sony's emails really believe that truly private information like Social Security numbers or medical information should be published by news organizations.
