both information
I have decided to log both these details.
I have used the above statement on Stackoverflow, but I was wondering if it is correct to say the following:
I have decided to log both information.
Solution 1:
No, it is not. "Information" is not plural, so you cannot apply "both" to it.
Now, if you had said "I have decided to log both data", we might have some debate over "data".