"information retention" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability to remember or store information for future use. Example: "Effective study strategies can improve information retention, allowing students to recall and apply what they have learned in their exams."
Wisdom is not mental agility or information retention, but a special kind of insight that enables us to judge what really matters.
The ABS's insistence that name and address records will be separately stored is a poor substitute for destruction of the data, which itself is a poor substitute for keeping that information retention optional in the first place.
It is 101 for anybody who understands memory and information retention.
Thus, properly regulated mPFC delay-period activity is critical for information retention during learning of a WM task.
Respondents also requested increased visuals, such as diagrams in the document, in order to enhance usability and information retention.
Many students find that learning on cases with real patients aids information retention and makes teaching more interesting.
Clinton, the frontrunner for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, has faced questions about whether her unusual email setup was sufficient to ensure the security of government information and retention of records.
The results of three-dimensional dataset comprised sample information, peak retention time and intensity.
This contribution deals with 23 units containing information relating retention rates to the amount of CO2 injected in EOR operations.
Google must, in order to ensure processing is fair and in compliance with the first principle, give service users sufficient information where retention of personal data might exceed service users' reasonable expectations.
