"public details" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to information or details that are available for everyone to see or access. Example: The company's website displays the public details of their annual sales and revenue.
Right now, the public details are biographical.
Berkshire Hathaway and Ms. Bosanek have never made public details about her compensation.
The complaint provided the first public details of the alleged theft.
Community reaction has been muted, in part because of the scarcity of public details about the review.
To date there have been few public details as to how these endowments have been managed, invested and spent.
While the Physical (PHY) and Medium Access Control MACC) layers of the protocol have been made public, details regarding the network layer are not available for analysis.
On September 1st an Italian court made public details of the sentence against Mr Boffo, which appears to confirm the substance of Il Giornale's claim.
On January 5, 2010, Holder informed Wyden that the Administration wouldn't reveal to the public details about the N.S.A.'s programs.
Because it doesn't include personal identifying information like home addresses, phone numbers or other non-public details, Lavigne's project isn't really doxing in the normal sense of the word, though that hasn't made it less controversial.
The process, called "contamination" or "scripting," says Leo, is "the feeding of non-public details to the suspect" and getting them to parrot them back to authorities.
It leads into Spring Fling, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, with 76 artists opening their doors to the public.' Details: the arts festival takes place from 25 May-2 June (dgartsfestival.org.uk) and Spring Fling from 2-5 June (spring-fling.co.uk) 38.
