The phrase "will add information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something will be included or provided to enhance understanding or knowledge.
Example: "The report will add information about the recent market trends."
Alternatives: "will provide details" or "will include data."
Participants will add information to photos of their choosing.
Separately, Napster said that Loudeye, which is based in Seattle, will add information like the title, artist and publisher to digitally encoded music, permitting it to be tracked more effectively by publishers and music sellers.
On the other hand, redundancy approaches will add information in advance, either into data packets or creating replicated packets.
These sensors will add information to an ever-growing network of connected devices producing mountains of data.
"I don't think anybody's clinging to decades-old methods," Treue counters, adding that the website is still in its infancy and will add information about alternative methods.
In parallel, knowledge about population wide variation at the genomic level in comparison with phenotypic expression of AD symptoms will add information towards involved functional pathways.
The non-axillary node status will still add information on prognosis for these women but will not affect treatment decisions.
The Department of Education will also add information on opting out to its instructions on their rights and to materials for students who take an armed services aptitude test.
The company will also add information about the unlocking codes as part of the terms and conditions of service given to new customers and will instruct its customer service representatives on connecting a non-Sprint phone to the Sprint network.
Vacatia will then add information about the resort to further simplify the listing process.
While Viewpoints will allow brands to engage with consumers, marketers will pay to add information -- not delete or re-order existing reviews.
