The phrase "unveil information" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically means to reveal information that was previously withheld or unknown and can be used in almost any context where that definition applies. For example: "The president unveiled information about the new budget during his press conference."
Mr. Magnitsky's claims have never been fully investigated, and on Monday, a year and a half after his death, his former colleagues unveiled information that they said showed that the officials he implicated had become astonishingly wealthy.
And we are already unveiling information about second generation of the phone," he adds.
The newly unveiled information of local liquid holdup distribution could significantly advance the understanding of gas-liquid flow hysteresis inside packed beds, based on which the reactor performance can be further improved.
The show often unveils information in a nonlinear fashion (again, like The Leftovers), taking advantage of streaming's infinite replay abilities.
I couldn't "unveil" any information on women's influence or women's shirts. . . .
It marks the end of an era for Goldman and has required the notoriously secretive firm to unveil more information than in the past.
The broadcaster is set to unveil more information about its service for next year's football season, including the branding and full pricing plans in the next week.
The results show that our design and techniques properly unveil hidden information, while analysis can be achieved efficiently.
Results from calculated von Mises stress and displacement distributions unveil unique information on the effect that uniform loads have on these frustules, which can aid the design of tailored nanotemplates.
For example, mining micro-blogs content to unveil latent information about people sentiment and opinions is drawing more and more attention, since it can improve the understanding of complex phenomena and paves the way to the development of new innovative and intelligent services.
