"intake information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the practice of collecting data by asking questions or conducting surveys. For example, you could say "Our team conducted an intake survey to gather information about our customers."
The systematic review of calibration of dietary intake information could inform gene-diet interaction investigations involving the pooling of results from studies with nutritional data collected in different ways.
Benefits of selection for IGF-1 with the domestic objective were similar to the export objective but increases in profit were marginal when used without feed intake information.
Eighty female participants took part in a between-subjects experiment, in which we used a remote-confederate design and manipulated whether participants saw intake information about normal/healthy weight or overweight previous participants (remote confederates).
Reading over my intake information, she glanced up only occasionally to peer at me.
These resources allow us to move faster than before, by offering different ways for students to intake information.
Future work will include an analysis of a prospective co-infection cohort on whom alcohol intake information is available.
Even better, the Force pairs with Fitbit's nutrition app, letting you input food-intake information to track your health over time.
Even though they are expensive and require ethical approval, biomarkers combined with intake data provide valuable information that is needed to set and evaluate public health policy [ 34].
Once inside the NSA monitoring system there is also a stage called "Fallout", which the Post interprets as a final layer of filtering to reduce the intake of information about Americans.
Customers should be able to use KnowNow's technology for intake of information from external news feeds to internal database queries and corporate communication.
