useful information

Meaning

This phrase refers to data, facts, or instructions that are helpful, practical, and valuable for a specific purpose or task. It is a very common neutral expression used in presentations, emails, and daily business operations to highlight valuable content.

Examples

• The market research report contains a lot of useful information.

  The market research report contains a lot of useful information.

• Thank you for the presentation; it was full of useful information.

  Thank you for the presentation; it was full of useful information.

• We need to filter out the noise and focus on the useful information.

  We need to filter out the noise and focus on the useful information.

• Our website provides useful information for first-time home buyers.

  Our website provides useful information for first-time home buyers.

• Could you send me any useful information you have on this competitor?

  Could you send me any useful information you have on this competitor?

Common Mistakes

• ✗ He gave me many useful informations.

  ✓ He gave me a lot of useful information.

  'Information' is an uncountable noun in English and cannot be pluralized with an 's'.

• ✗ This report is full of useful advices.

  ✓ This report is full of useful information.

  Both 'advice' and 'information' are uncountable. Use 'information' or 'pieces of advice' instead.

Related Expressions

Practice

• The onboarding handbook is packed with ___ for new employees.

  💡 Practical and helpful facts or instructions.

  Show answer

  useful information

• I found some ___ about the client's preferences on their LinkedIn page.

  💡 Helpful details that will assist you in your upcoming pitch.

  Show answer

  useful information