The phrase "already well informed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has received sufficient information or knowledge about a particular topic prior to a discussion or event.
Example: "Before the meeting, I made sure that all participants were already well informed about the agenda."
Alternatives: "already knowledgeable" or "already aware".
People run to the internet when they have a question, people who may be future clients, so get out there and spread around as much good information as possible, so clients come to you already well informed about the law that applies to their case.
The interested public, already well informed on the issues, has still more opportunities to learn.
But without the funding and capacity of the state, it struggles to reach people who are not already well informed.
THE cheeky eight-year-old son of the local restaurateur in a village not far from Beijing is already well informed on the facts of life, Chinese style.
Iraq and its impact on German-American relations were the new elements in this debate for an electorate already well informed about Mr. Schröder's failure to keep his pledge to bring down the number of unemployed, now over 4 million, to 3.5 million in his first term.
Many of those working at the company were already well informed about Turing and Bletchley, and Meacham had raised his $100,000 by the end of the weekend.
PCFG highlighted the fact that some patients will already be well informed about their condition and its prognosis.
It is also possible, for example, that breast cancer survivors, a group that is overrepresented in the RCTs of SCPs, and a group that is already relatively well informed and well supported, may not be the survivors most likely to benefit from SCPs.
If, as Friedman and others insist, we're all so well informed already that cable news networks don't need to cover the news, where exactly are we getting that comprehensive coverage of the news on television?
Perhaps people rate topics as important, interesting or relevant but do not need further information because they are already well-informed or satisfied with information provision.
In Section 2, we already argued that the job seekers are well informed about their obligation to search and the obligation to react to the referrals.
