The phrase "register personal information" is correct in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts such as in an instruction manual, to indicate a process of collecting personal information about a customer, or to describe a requirement to provide personal information for a particular process. For example, "To register for the online course, you will need to register personal information, such as your name, address, and email address."
Customers register personal information on the site, including the numbers of their frequent-shopper cards.
Sending ads based on interests usually requires users to register personal information with the individual Web sites.
Typically, users must register personal information and a credit card number with the site -- or, in Trip.com's case, book a flight with the site -- so they can avoid the maddening task of inputting numbers and text on a wireless device.
And consumers balked at the inconvenience of registering personal information, downloading software or buying something like a debit card -- all to pay a dime to read a story.
We had legal difficulties in registering personal information, which was essential for long-term and prospective follow-up.
Unfortunately, we in Japan continue to have a legal difficulty in registering personal information, which is essential for long-term and prospective follow-up.
Health workers used the card as continuous patient documentation and registered personal information, physical examinations, laboratory tests, and drug and health education delivery.
We were not allowed to register personal security :numbers to gather information about the patients who did not meet the inclusion criteria or declined to participate.
Thus the patient cannot both realise the benefits from registering personal medication information, and at the same time retain control over what information that is registered.
The reason for ranking these fields, <5,6>, lower than the previous fields, <3,4> and <1,2>, is simply that the combination of values makes it impossible to both gain benefits from registering personal medication information while at the same time retaining a degree of control over the registration and use of personal medication information.
Nearly 11,700 of the 12,000 students, faculty, and staff registered personal contact information with the University, and 87percentt received a test message by phone within an hour.
