The phrase "and further informed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that additional information or insights have been added to a previous statement or context.
Example: "The decision was made based on the initial findings and further informed by recent research."
Alternatives: "and additionally guided by" or "and supplemented by".
Estimates of perioperative risk can be further informed by information acquired during the operative and immediate postoperative periods, such as risk indices (i.e., surgical Apgar score), individual risk factors (i.e., intraoperative hypotension), or postoperative biomarkers (i.e., troponins and natriuretic peptides).
Applicants were further informed by phone and received an e-mail with a web link to the experiment.
The development and use of these and other types of in vitro assays would be further informed by quantitative comparisons of the PD interindividual variability measured in vitro with observable human pharmacodynamics variability in vivo.
This was further informed by a literature review and discussion with faculty members as well as experts in the field.
This paper uses a moral economy lens, further informed by political ecology, to explore social and political relationships between fishing groups.
The categories were further informed by results from preliminary analysis comparing voucher and non-voucher sites without considering the period of exposure to the programme.
Predictions of the risk to individual populations should be further informed by focused studies of the quantitative genetic variance and fitness under reciprocal transplant and controlled environment experiments.
Our analysis is further informed by our evaluation of the New Zealand socio-political economic context and from the resocio-political economicth one of the standard setters.
The nature of the top-down influences we observed is further informed by considering the spatial location of the repetition suppression effect and the duration of the prime.
