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"pass on information" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you need to express the idea of conveying or sharing information with someone else, such as in the following sentence: "Please pass on this information to the team members."
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Last year it was revealed that police attempted to recruit an activist to become an informant and pass on information about Cambridge University students and other protesters.
It's something that I take inspiration from when I'm trying to pass on information or advice.
"Everybody who came in with an accident, they would pass on information".
KGB sources and files suggest he did give pass on information about Britain's atomic weapons programme.
"The need to pass on information was the driving force," he said in an interview.
Bring dinner over, pass on information about funeral arrangements, or answer the phone.
The I.S.O.'s main backstop is the utilities, which call to pass on information about their systems.
As a result, each country has the same obligation to monitor and pass on information about results within its boundaries.
The government says this is to allow doctors to pass on information about the dangers of abortion.
He would also pass on information about how he worked on behalf of the UK to the "Chinese president's desk".
Koot takes the opportunity to pass on information about a new renovation project which will affect a nearby street.
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