"scouting information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to information that is gathered or obtained through scouting or reconnaissance. Example: The team gathered valuable scouting information about their opponents before the big game.
The personnel director spoke on condition of anonymity because he was sharing scouting information.
They share scouting information and trade ideas on player development and treating injuries.
See last week's WPR for scouting information and pictures of WBC egg masses.
Today, they signed a comprehensive agreement with the Yomiuri Giants to share, among other things, scouting information on players in Asia.
Adam's importance to Blackpool had been pointed out to Roy Hodgson, Dalglish's predecessor, before that game; the strength of that scouting information only increased in value afterwards.
The personnel director, who asked to remain anonymous because he was sharing scouting information, said each player had at least one glaring weakness.
Monroy said Kennedy appeared to be scouting for information right up to his unmasking: "Last year, one or two months before his true identity was discovered, I know that he sent emails to organisers of other protests asking what the plans were for the G20 summit in France in 2011".
"The patrol boats are still out there, going from island to island to scout for information," Aho said.
"If I request any information about scouting, Willie will provide that information from one of the scouts.
We thought the Palestinian had been speaking on the phone, he seemed to be raising his hand to his head, looking sideways, going back and forth, just like a person scouting and sending information back.
But Phillips's songs — ethereal, elysian, toothsome — have inspired plenty of scholars and fans to go scouting for more information, beginning with the musical apparatus that might have been responsible for that celestial chiming.
