The phrase "adequately informed that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether someone has received sufficient information about a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The committee was adequately informed that the project would require additional funding before proceeding."
Alternatives: "sufficiently informed that" or "properly informed that".
The trial was also suspended in 2008 for investigations by government agencies, one over conduct at trial sites and the other about whether patients were being adequately informed that chelation can cause death.
For those Gmail users who clicked on "Sweet!," the FTC alleges that they were not adequately informed that the identity of individuals they emailed most frequently would be made public by default.
This depends on three issues: that they are adequately informed, that they adequately comprehend, and finally that they are not coerced.
The MREC ensured that the individuals involved in the study were adequately informed that their data would be used for research proposes.
One inquiry centered on whether the company had adequately informed customers that they were authorizing the release of information for marketing purposes by signing prescription pickup forms, the Florida attorney general, Bob Butterworth, said.
He said that it was "a condemnable act" to not keep Turkish authorities adequately informed and that Britain was to blame if the girls were not found.
"This man needs to be adequately informed so that he fully understands on how he can take part in protecting his family, some men lack knowledge on the issues ……they may not have enough opportunity to learn more on these issues".
Feedback as a result of adverse event reports was highlighted as a deficiency with only 333131 %) staff feeling they received this, similarly 39 (37 %) of staff did not feel they were adequately informed about any errors that happened on the units.
This does not however preclude ensuring that patients are adequately informed about the way that decisions or recommendations will be made and given an opportunity to engage in the process, e.g. by providing any information they wish to be taken into account, should they wish to.
The electorate need to be adequately informed to understand the debate that will take place and to put pressure on their leaders to choose the right paths.
In a statement, DAI refused to comment on whether it had adequately informed Mr. Gross of the risks that came with his work in Cuba.
