"set up information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used when referring to the process of organizing and arranging data, facts, or instructions. For example, "The instructions provided were not complete, so I had to set up information myself in order to understand how to program my computer."
Parks and Wildlife officers have set up information boards and viewing platforms but the key to platypus spotting is patience.
In addition to his previous responsibilities as a consultant who set up information systems for law firms, he is now also in charge of training new employees.
U2 and its lead singer, Bono, are also prominent donors, and they allow groups like Jubilee USA, a church-related group, to set up information tables at concerts.
During the shutdown there, telephone lines remained active and tech-savvy protesters were able to set up information networks using dial-up modems.
Ukraine's foreign ministry has said it will bring the bodies to the eastern city of Kharkiv for autopsies, and has promised to set up information centres and provide free accommodation for relatives.
"The school system hasn't taken advantage of the technology that's available to it," she said, pointing to other districts, in Stamford and Cheshire, which have set up information networks that allow parents to obtain their children's nightly homework schedules by telephone and over the Internet.
Keep it warm and dry!" Off-season, club members appear wherever they might find new recruits, visiting Kwanzaa and Juneteenth celebrations and setting up information booths in Walmarts.
It is encouraging to see community agencies and nonprofits setting up information sessions, at reasonable cost, to process applicants' paperwork and protect them from being defrauded by unscrupulous immigration counselors.
Many of the people actually setting up information systems for cities see their job as providing a platform something like a computer operating system (think Windows) or a shared web service (think Facebook)—for which other people can write applications and services.
They imply long advance planning and sometimes also a long wait for success, as setting up information systems for large-scale accelerator projects can take several years.
In the 15 years since his disappearance, Stevens, Shaw, and the rest of MacDermott's family have spent hundreds of hours setting up information websites, handing out posters, offering rewards, knocking on doors, and chasing leads.
