"widespread information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to information that is widely known or available to many people. Example: The government's announcement about the new policy sparked widespread information about its potential impact on the economy.
TS: The widespread information in the industry has caused a fundamental change.
XML is now incorporated in all major technology solutions, making possible widespread information exchange.
This high spatial resolution model provides a widespread information and covers areas previously lacking terrestrial data (Fig. 4).
General, widespread information: Information about prophylactic vaccinations conveyed to the insured persons in a variety of ways was considered useful by all interviewees.
This evidence on widespread information misperceptions in the labor market is corroborated by (rare) surveys where this type of questions is asked (see Ipsos MORI 2014; Curtin 2008; Papacostas 2008; Fullone et al. 2008).
The information diffusion in social networks due to misinformation or disinformation could follow different patterns of propagation and could be as a result of an orchestrated campaign to mimic widespread information diffusion behaviour.
Also, given how widespread this information is within Yahoo's ranks, I don't see the point of denying the plans.
This study is the first to identify the directionality of oscillatory brain interactions in source space during human object recognition and suggests that familiar, but not unfamiliar, objects engage widespread reciprocal information flow.
The present study is the first to identify the directionality of oscillatory brain interactions in source space during human object recognition and demonstrate that familiar, but not unfamiliar, objects engage widespread reciprocal information flow.
UNICEF notes that the government's preparedness and early action in pre-emptive evacuation and widespread public information have minimized damage to life and property.
Strategies might include the use of widespread patient information leaflets explaining in lay language the importance of the delirium in the dementia population.
