The phrase "achieving an informed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gaining knowledge or understanding about a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The workshop aims at achieving an informed perspective on climate change among participants."
Alternatives: "gaining an understanding" or "attaining knowledge".
The normalisation parameters were applied to the EPI time-series, achieving an anatomically informed normalisation.
The act usually involves a confrontation between two perspectives — that of a composer and that of a performer or performers — with the goal of achieving a combination informed and enriched by both perspectives.
Some optimists in the early 1950s saw television as a potentially powerful force in achieving the Jeffersonian ideal of an informed electorate.
A more effective regulatory strategy informed by good design practice is required to assist companies in achieving an effective implementation of eco-design.
But the result -- achieving a diversity of perspective that informs both new technology and the businesses behind it -- would make women the most disruptive force in tech.
This article is an attempt to suggest an informed, comprehensive guide to achieve effective pain control in the presence of these limitations.
This can be achieved with informed messages (especially "gateway" information like the 97% consensus) coming from sources that conservatives can trust.
The GEP provides an opportunity to evaluate the efficacy of a research project specifically in genomics in both attaining student learning objectives and achieving informed student attitudes regarding research experiences, drawing from a diverse pool of students.
Similarly, achieving health is informed by the biomedical sciences that provide our definitions of health, our assessments of it, and the reliable means to the desired ends.
Not all authors prioritise the target of achieving informed consumer choice in cancer screening.
