"reviewing information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a verb to refer to the action of reading something again in order to remember or analyze it. For example, "I spent the morning reviewing information for my upcoming presentation."
The agency took the decision after reviewing information submitted by the firm, following a Solicitors Regulation Authority investigation.
Two previous inspector general reports also faulted the bureau for significant backlogs in reviewing information in other languages.
The military said it was "reviewing information from the scene as well as assessing the level of damage involved".
Mr. Nusbaum compared the auditing of internal controls with accountants' reviewing information technology systems that they sold or recommended.
Singapore's police have said they are reviewing information submitted by the Italian authorities in Tan's case before deciding what action to take.
After reviewing information on 1,101 friars, the auditors found 46 who allegedly sexually abused minors — 23 of those with confirmed, substantiated reports of abuse.
Morrow continued: You will hear that enemies of the United States reviewed information provided by P.F.C. Manning.
But at the cabinet meeting, ministers reviewed information implicating Mr. Arafat, Israeli officials said, without disclosing details.
Intelligence agencies reviewed information about the satellite launching last fall, but concluded that it warranted no action.
The standard states that while the underwriters have reviewed information in the documents, they cannot guarantee its "accuracy or completeness".
As a result, it is often very helpful to review information you wish to remember just before you fall asleep.
