'a more informed perspective' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that you have increased your knowledge about something and now have a better understanding of it. For example: After talking to several experts, I have gained a more informed perspective on the issue.
They took my concept and made it better, and then I started to shape these pieces using their more informed perspective".
Students shop around to as many different Intro Classes as they want to get a sense of the professor and the course topic and then build their academic schedule with this more informed perspective.
However, we believe this approach was advantageous because these individuals are likely to have a more informed, detailed perspective of the role of the HRHIS and how it has changed HRH management.
Increasing diversity at senior levels of media organisations would help introduce more informed perspectives.
With all the intense speculation and conjecture on what is going on with the WBC, I sought her out to get a more informed and balanced perspective.
From a public health perspective, a more informed general public will be less likely to unnecessarily alter their travel and food consumption behavior and more likely to take appropriate preventive actions.
Even if a neuroscience story is presented by the mainstream as interesting on its own merits, a more informed opinion will inevitably give a more accurate, cautious perspective.
With this perspective, we believe we can be a more informed investor, and that much more valuable as advisors to our GPs as they compete on an ever-globalizing stage.
Hard on the heels of the employers' survey, GMAC has just released the findings of its alumni perspectives survey, which can help those considering applying for business Masters to make a more informed decision.
