The phrase "also informed by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing influences or sources of information that contribute to a particular idea, decision, or perspective.
Example: "The research findings are also informed by the latest studies in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "also influenced by the" or "also guided by the".
He is also informed by the recent past.
Perhaps their joy in victory was also informed by the knowledge that they cannot carry on forever.
These apply across the site, while moderation decisions are also informed by the context in which comments are made.
The police and prosecutors in Wisconsin were also informed by the victims and their advocates, but failed to act.
This situation was also informed by the murder in Boston of somebody who advertised on the site – what was known as the "Craigslist killer" in the press.
In the '30s and '40s there was this shift from the British way of looking at art to an Indian way, which was not just about knowledge but also informed by the senses".
My embrace of Pollyanna is also informed by what the Pew Center calls the GOP's Millennial problem.
The ban is also informed by one of the central tenets of Islam -- the idea that the Prophet Muhammad was a man, and not a god.
The chronology of the degenerative pathways was also informed by knowledge of the potential reversibility of some MRI findings (for example, an intervertebral disc herniation is potentially reversible but reduced disc height is not) and also, if the distribution of findings were mainly located in the lower or the upper lumbar motion segments.
The patients receive a patient information sheet and flyer and they are also informed by telephone about the implications of participation.
Children's participation in the decision-making process is also informed by sociocultural values, and the informed consent and assent processes in LMIC require additional considerations [ 5, 7, 33].
