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The phrase "and informed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is influenced or shaped by certain information, experiences, or knowledge.
Example: "The policy was developed with input from various stakeholders and informed by recent research findings."
Alternatives: "and guided by" or "and shaped by".
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The discovery was accidental and informed by Princeton researchers.
Much of the material was laced with innuendo and informed by little more than speculation.
So there is a high chance that political life will remain touched and informed by Islam.
And I feel constantly challenged and informed by the history and the intellect.
The songs are suffused with locomotion and informed by choice aspects of West African music.
The aches and the vagaries of a long-term relationship are embellished with affection and informed by love.
"Finnegans Wake," as Shloss saw it, was characterized by word dissociation and informed by a dancer's sense of movement.
This article was prompted and informed by an outstanding seminar by Clare Burrage, at UCL on Friday.
How could easygoing teen magazines such as Fabulous and Rave react to songs about and informed by acid?
Dolan says the ATSB's approach has been dynamic, transparent and and informed by regular correspondence with the Independent Group.
Salmond talks as though the negotiations following a yes vote would be straightforward, respectful and informed by mutual trust.
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