"truth of information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a reliable source of knowledge or fact. For example, "We double-checked the truth of information before reporting it to our colleagues."
Figure 2 A generic framework for evaluation of truth value of information for a user in an online social network.
As per the authors, the spread of misinformation is a result of a cognitive process by the receivers based on their assessment of the truth value of information.
The subsequent stages of evaluation of truth value of information would involve using the identified metrics to establish the credibility of the source and estimate the general acceptability of the message.
The proposed framework for such a system is given in Figure 2. The evaluation process of truth value of information begins with identification of suitable credibility metrics of the social network being studied.
These take into account not only the scientific and technical truth of the information, but also the patient's capacity to receive such information and the possible effects that the truth may have on that patient.
In sceptical subjects (especially medical students), this may raise doubts about the truth of the information provided and may require additional measures, such as a reliable "cover story" about the rational why the information is given at all.
In his anonymised judgment, which does not name the woman, Mr Justice Tugendhat said that LNS (Terry) accepted the truth of certain information covered by the order.
The American military ferried him into Baghdad in the first wave of the invasion in 2003, despite deep distrust of him at the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency, where there were doubts about his motives and the truth of his information, and by such American allies as Jordan, where he has been charged with bank fraud.
The man at the hot desk is, one operations manager said, the "single voice of truth" for information screens, news, phone apps and anyone following London transport.
