"information on hand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to information available to you that you could access at the present moment. For example: "I'm afraid I'm unable to answer your question right now, but I should have more information on hand within the next few days."
You'll also need to keep friends and family informed, as well, so remember to have emergency contact information on hand.
But for now, on the Washington Post's Web site, Erik Wemple writes that the paper may have had information on hand that undermined the prostitution charge — maybe a lot more.
The authors conducted 120 interviews with Americans of different classes and ages to illustrate how less savvy families have less information on hand when they approach the question of going to college.
Those who get it wrong spend a few days in the spanking machine and then it is back to business as usual, with very little thought as to why journalism keeps shooting itself and its readers in the foot — even in an age when there is more information on hand than ever before.
If government rules change, the apps will update themselves, so you'll always the latest information on hand.
"It's less expensive to have too much information on hand than for the accountant to keep requesting more".
Have all your documents and information on-hand during the interview for easier reference.
In case of the genome, we can discern two separate functional modules: the ability to store genetic information on one hand, and the ability to function as a catalyst on the other hand.
Thus, overrepresentation analysis of both, over- and underexpression spots provide complementary information: On one hand, they allow to assign antagonistic gene activities in the same tissue and in different tissues.
So besides the traditional audio guides the museum has been offering ways of getting information on hand-held devices and cellphones.
These messages included information on hand-washing, breast-feeding, clean water, benefits of using oral rehydration solutions during diarrhea, bringing the infant to nearby health center when there are symptoms of acute respiratory illnesses, importance of antenatal check-ups for mothers, and some general information on vaccines.
