"troubling information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to information that causes unease, worry, or anxiety. For example: "The news report included troubling information about the toxic spill."
Indeed, troubling information about individuals is often withheld or filed discreetly away instead of being shared, he said.
Mueller was appointed in the first place because the Justice Department and the F.B.I. had uncovered troubling information about the campaign.
Once the prosecutors uncovered troubling information about the woman, Mr. Morgenthau said, "This information was promptly made available to the court, defense counsel and counsel to the complaining witness".
Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, the ranking member on the panel, said in a statement that Republicans were still waiting for Mr. Perez and the White House to provide "all the information some senators are requesting — troubling information that is key to the Senate's constitutional role of advice and consent".
According to three former government officials familiar with the meeting, he didn't name Steele but said that the appendix summarized information obtained by a former intelligence officer who had previously worked with the F.B.I. and had come forward with troubling information.
It found a ton of troubling information about America's withering middle class.
In seventeenth-century China, the Qing dynasty inherited a troubled information order.
Prosecutors said he had sold $52 million in Qwest stock when the company was in financial trouble, information he concealed from the public.
Still, civil liberties lawyers say they have been troubled as information has emerged in court cases about informants who have flattered and deceived Muslim men in one community after another.
But one expert said he found the information troubling.
"It is troubling that more information is coming from leaked commission documents and press releases than from statements to the House of Commons.
