The phrase 'repeat information' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are reiterating something that has already been said or established. For example, "I wanted to make sure I repeated the information so that everyone was clear on the procedure."
"It was just a very genuine attempt to stop the paper flow, as a lot of it was repeat information," he said.
(Paglia, it emerges, originally worshiped Sontag, only to turn against her when Sontag rebuffed her stalkerlike tactics, demanding to know: "What is it you want from me?") And too often their writing, which is lackluster, is marred by simple sloppiness, as when they refer to themselves in the third person as "Sontag's biographers" or carelessly repeat information.
The lawyer, Edward Genson, said he would like two of Mr. Obama's top aides, Rahm Emanuel and Valerie Jarrett, essentially to repeat information from an internal report released Tuesday by lawyers for Mr. Obama: that neither Mr. Emanuel, Ms. Jarrett, nor any other Obama associates had any talks about a deal in which Mr. Blagojevich would benefit from appointing someone to Mr. Obama's Senate seat.
In the absence of that planner, records are always maintained in a comprehensive database so the employee need not repeat information on each call.
The idea is that customer wouldn't have to separately invoke the different skills to complete the one task they wanted to accomplish (i.e., going to a show), or repeat information.
The new options available for identity and pedigree searching in addition to the inclusion of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and Y-STR (short tandem repeat) information in CODIS 6.0, led to rapid identification of all victims.
Using soybean genome repeat informations, 15 paralogous genes were identified.
ROS-scavenging is well-known from several stress contexts in plants, and therefore we will not repeat informations here [ 76, 77].
Those letters, the media outlets allege, "contain allegations about RCMP wrongdoing, including repeated information leaks that threaten the safety of confidential informants, and the leak of private information about Harper's family".
The doctor should respond to your concerns with patience and kindness, repeating information if needed.
If she repeats information ad nauseam—"Bedtime is ten o'clock!"—it sometimes sticks, becoming a new semantic memory.
