The phrase "leaked intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to sensitive information that has been disclosed without authorization, often related to government or military matters.
Example: "The news outlet reported on the leaked intelligence regarding the country's defense strategies."
Alternatives: "disclosed information" or "released intelligence."
This is certainly true in South Africa, judging by a trove of recently leaked intelligence files.
Israel also leaked intelligence information purporting to show that senior Hamas fighters and politicians were holed up in a warren of underground chambers under Shifa Hospital, the main health-care centre in Gaza City.
INTERNATIONAL The Quito Journal article on Thursday, about Ecuador's emergence as a possible haven for Edward J. Snowden, the fugitive American who leaked intelligence information, misstated the size of Ecuador relative to the size of Texas.
In fact, the US, Britain, France and their regional allies have intervened continuously, funding, training and arming rebel forces – well aware, as recent US leaked intelligence documents underline, that they were dominated by extreme sectarian groups.
Labor immigration spokesman Richard Marles said there were "serious questions" about how the leaked intelligence reports containing allegations against Save the Children staff had made its way to the press without being shared with Save the Children managers.
In 2014, a leaked Intelligence Bureau document to Modi said foreign-funded NGOs that highlighted issues such as caste discrimination, human rights or environmental concerns were part of a "growth-retarding campaign" to discredit India at international forums.
There have been accusations and counter-accusations: who is leaking intelligence, who is a fifth columnist".
In a 1995 sworn statement DeVecchio denied ever deliberately leaking intelligence to Scarpa, but he said it was possible that Scarpa had inferred information from his questions, adding, "You cannot debrief a top-echelon source in a vacuum".
As Mr Pasha saw it, their "thinking process was also non-existent".He also explained that he found it better to avoid collaboration with the police, whom he accused of occasionally leaking intelligence to sectarian terrorists.
The soldier faces several counts under the 1917 Espionage Act accusing him of leaking intelligence "with reason to believe such information could be used to the injury of the United States or the advantage of any foreign nation".
But the US government has filed espionage charges against him for leaking intelligence information.
