The phrase "and implement informed" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of putting informed decisions or strategies into action, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "We need to gather data and implement informed strategies to improve our outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "and execute informed" or "and apply informed".
In the market for medical care, consumer transaction costs are the costs incurred by the consumer to complete a transaction, including the time necessary to implement informed choice, such as evaluating, choosing and locating a care provider, as well as the time spent directly obtaining the services.
In the market for medical care, consumer transaction costs are the costs incurred to the consumer to complete a transaction, including the time necessary to implement informed choice, such as evaluating, choosing and locating a care provider, as well as the time spent directly obtaining the services [22].
Strengthening the capacity of the government to implement informed policies through the data management system for collating, storing and mapping data.
Thermal profiles of the weld zone are crucial for implementing informed process changes to improve weld quality.
"If they knowingly failed to inform and implement proper safety concussion procedures, then their indifference was the epitome of injustice," Tregg Duerson, the son of the former Bears' player, said at a press conference.
The underlying objective is to encourage a greater number of countries and stakeholders to plan for an effective, sustainable rehabilitative health workforce and implement ongoing monitoring to inform decision-making for HRH policy and practice and enhanced accountability.
A formal clinical trial with active engagement of participants and frequent recalls to prevent attrition will be useful to better address the effect of a web intervention to inform and implement prevention campaigns and health professionals' activities.
The emerging data signal that low water intake may be an issue of global concern, warranting continued effort to improve assessment techniques, inform, and implement international water intake recommendations.
Due to the specific nature of emergency medicine, EPs must rapidly investigate the state and stability of a patient's health in order to make informed decisions and implement medical interventions that can make the difference between life and death.
These results can then be used to inform commissioning and implement changes within the NHS.
