"more valuable information" is a correctly formed and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "We will add more valuable information to this document tomorrow."
Merchants are gathering more, and more valuable, information than ever.
Like legitimate companies, online felons can harvest ever more valuable information from thriving social networks.
Because his subjects didn't know they were being watched, they yielded more accurate and, to his mind, more valuable information.
Convincing marketers that Reputation.com's vault has more valuable information and consumer insights than an ordinary data broker is another challenge.
It's helpful for her, and it can make her change faster, if maybe I give her more valuable information, or tips, or whatever it is, whatever advice.
The defining element that distinguishes simple data from information is insight, or human intervention.The integration of an individual's analytical abilities, technical skills, experience and intuition interprets and transforms data into something far more valuable: information.
The number of places in the broadcast world in which campaign information will be blaring this week is tremendous, even when compared to the 2000 election, though some media experts say that does not necessarily mean that more valuable information will be available.
Also, if MRI2 proved to provide more valuable information than histopathology, its use would be increased.
With such information, an attacker can retrieve more valuable information from the compromised accounts.
In many cases current waveforms contain more valuable information than voltage measurements.
VoI is always taken equal or greater than zero and a rational decision maker always chooses more valuable information.
