Preposition: about

• progress: You should also keep us informed about the progress of your application.

Object

• decision: In essence, all you need to make a fully informed decision of where to dine.

• debate: The research proposed here will inform debates on the effectiveness of these changes.

• member: The committee sends regular mailings informing members of forthcoming events.

• complainant: The Ombudsman would inform the complainant as appropriate about the time limits on complaints to his Office.

• reader: This is purely an announcement list to inform readers where to find new reviews posted on the NHI Review website.

• decision-making: Some standards are quite general such as the UN Global Compact and can be developed to underlie and inform decision-making.

Preposition: on

• progress: Pls keep me informed on the progress you make tomorrow regarding opening an account with UMCIB.

Modifying Another Word

• reliably: A Japanese launch is also in the works, which I'm reliably informed will be going ahead in early December.

• fully: In essence, all you need to make a fully informed decision of where to dine.

Used with why or when

• whenever: The head of the department should be informed whenever it is considered necessary to leave rooms locked.

• when: The store should be clearly labeled and the cast and crew informed when pyrotechnics are being loaded.

• who: You will be informed who will be carrying out your assessment in advance of your appointment, by letter.

Preposition: in

• advance: Prices include an excellent full English breakfast; special diets are happily catered for if informed in advance.

Preposition: of

• progress: I have asked him to keep me informed of progress.

• outcome: You will be informed of the outcome of the review in due course.

• development: An ongoing training program to keep you informed of the latest industry developments.

• decision: In all cases, the student must be informed of the decision in writing.

• change: Harbor users will be informed of any changes or new navigational dangers by publication of Harbor Notices.

• vacancy: This service is completely free of charge and automated, enabling you to be kept informed of the new vacancies we have.