The phrase "although informed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding someone's knowledge or awareness of a situation.
Example: "Although informed about the risks, she decided to proceed with the investment."
Alternatives: "despite being informed" or "even though informed".
Although informed about it, Dr. Turnbull failed to notify the authorities, allowed the counselor to continue supervising students and paid the counselor's $2,000 bail with money from the choir's budget.
Although informed of this during the conference, Captain Brown and Commander Millett left the conference under the mistaken belief that there were still five buoys marking the acoustical range.
Although informed early in October that he must fire somebody by the end of the month, Michael Scott Steve Carelll) waits until the last day of the month, Halloween, and still hasn't fired anyone.
Although informed individuals protect themselves more than others, unprotected sex during intercourse with a woman remains more common than during intercourse with a man.
In some cases, potential improvements might result in loss of comparability with previous Natsal surveys, so although informed by the cognitive interview findings, the final decisions were referred back to the study team.
Although informed by the broader goals of this work, one weakness of the study is that the environmental scan is limited to a search of decision aids developed in the USA.
Although informing patients via the Internet is increasingly important in health care and the availability of Internet in the Netherlands and many other countries is very common [ 36], patients preferences regarding the method of information provision may include other means [ 33, 37].
Vice versa, "although science informs medicine, diseases can also inform us of basic mechanisms which ultimately lead to new therapies," says Festenstein.
Indeed, the individuals we interviewed participated in the research in order to get such information (although researchers informed us that not all participants wished to receive their genetic test results).
For many parents, although being informed of their child's carrier status was positive, and this information was valued, there was considerable anxiety and distress following the initial communication of results.
Although really informed sources say the rumor is unfounded, picture it: the fuss could be measured only against the Beatles' arrival 40 years ago.
