The phrase "repeating the information" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in all forms of written English.
It is often used when you want to remind someone or make sure they have received and understand a certain piece of information. For example, you could say: "I just want to make sure I'm repeating the information so that everybody understands - the meeting is Thursday at 10am in the conference room."
Older records may have a 500 note repeating the information in 028.
You're not even repeating the information, you're just catching the attention of a bunch of people you know, tilting your head in the other direction and saying, "Blimey, would you look at what that person just said".
Perplexed, they told us that a 14-year-old boy had shot a 2-year-old, repeating the information over and over, unable to quite grasp what it meant or how it could be.
Patients sometimes think that means they can be cured, Dr. Harbour confesses, adding that he makes a point of repeating the information about what the test results mean on several different visits to be sure it sinks in.
The format specifies a standard location for that information in Section C.1 but does not preclude repeating the information in Section A or creating a cross reference between Section A and C.1, as long as a potential applicant can find the information quickly and easily from the standard location.
Rather than repeating the information you are giving in the lecture, use the opportunity to create a set of questions that your students should be able to answer after the lecture.
The Board then heard, In camera and out of the respondents' presence, the testimony of petitioner Meachum, the Norfolk prison superintendent, who repeated the information that had been received from informants.
Another handsome fellow, this one in circulation-squelching shorts, repeated the information.
This issue repeats the information about the football game mentioned in numbers 46 and 47.
Watch out for candidates who simply repeat the information you have fed them earlier in the interview.
This issue also repeats the information about Special Services trips and the football game mentioned in number 46.
