"intimate information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing information that is private or sensitive. For example, "My lawyer advised me not to share any intimate information about my business dealings with other people."
On the other hand, I've sold my most intimate information.
Over lunch, conversation was animated and we started to share intimate information about ourselves.
This sort of tracking can reveal a lot of personal and intimate information about an individual.
After observing the enemy for so long, Dr. Keena has detailed and intimate information about the beetles.
"They share intimate information with them — their marital relations, their sex lives, whether they think the delivery guy is hot.
Potentially worse still, the pair discovered that the app itself was phoning home, letting the manufacturer discover some very intimate information about users.
"Facebook is gathering information about their habits, their hates, their joys, their plans, their pain, their future — the most basic, intimate information.
"The task forces would bring back intimate information about the building that the fire units would not have the time to physically see themselves".
Last year, the distinguished biographer John Campbell dealt deftly with the complex personal life of the late Roy Jenkins, but was still criticised for revealing inappropriately intimate information.
A Chicago woman is suing a tech company she accuses of collecting intimate information about how its customers use their sex toys.
But the point is that we have handed over intimate information – in clicks and search terms and hours of browsing – about ourselves with barely any questions asked.
