"uncover information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you wish to refer to discovering facts or details about a particular topic. For example: The team worked hard to uncover information about the target.
That, and the public is blocked and generally harassed when they try to uncover information that could help them be functionally informed, and therefore have a say in their own government.
Why is it difficult to uncover information about meteorites?
The technology helps people uncover information quickly without leaving the confines of a safe communications network.
It had already shown dubious judgment over a witch hunt to uncover information leaks.
It is vital that we are able to use interrogation to uncover information about our terrorist enemies.
Now I know Russian special services are very afraid that this commission will uncover information about its agents in Italy.
Weinstein also enlisted other journalists to uncover information that he could use to undermine women with allegations.
To uncover information from these databases, you usually need to use the search engine provided at the database's Web site.
Many companies uncover information about potential bribes themselves and then report it to the authorities in the hope of favourable treatment.
But there was a stealthier mission, a Defense Department official said -- to uncover information about the hideaways and locations of Taliban and Al Qaeda leaders.
Does it form part of their assessment work – do they ask the right questions to uncover information that could prevent abuse or resolve cases that have reached court?
