informed

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: It is trading standards ' aim to keep business informed and successful.. .
• make: The publicity given to this case helped to draw attention to the shahtoosh trade and helped to make consumers better informed.

Modifies a noun

• consent: A patient's right to informed consent should prevail.
• choice: Our mission is to enable people to make informed choices to reduce the burden of disease for which they are at genetic risk.
• decision: With our help you will be able to make an informed decision about the South West of England.
• judgment: Rather it relies on informed judgment within a firm policy context.
• debate: This will enable us to have a much better informed debate.
• decision-making: Its recommendations promote more informed decision-making on road transport schemes.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: HIV - antibody The laboratory will assume fully informed consent has been obtained.
• well: That is exactly what they get from Money Highway, and they become well informed, sophisticated clients.
• highly: He taps the same vein of highly informed, snappy, connective journalism, and it's great to read.

Noun used with modifier

• consent: Informed consent Informed consent must be obtained by a doctor or registered nurse, fully conversant with the procedure.

Used with adjective complement

• keep: To be kept informed of Buy To Let News, please enter your email address below.
• become: That is exactly what they get from Money Highway, and they become well informed, sophisticated clients.
• feel: The board felt informed, supportive and genuinely committed to a growth plan that had previously been contested each step along the way.
• make: Students should be given training in being able to make informed guesses.
• get: Getting informed: researching the production of accessible information for people with learning disabilities.
• promote: Institute for Citizenship - The Institute's aim is to promote informed, active citizenship and greater participation in democracy and society.

Preposition: of

• progress: At the same time, the Operations Manager raising the request is automatically kept informed of progress.
• current: NCC Members benefit by being kept informed of current IT issues via published guidelines, surveys, research and also special interest groups.