The phrase "answer was informed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone was made aware of an answer, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee's decision was informed by the data presented during the meeting."
Alternatives: "the answer was communicated" or "the answer was conveyed."
During the telephone call, the patient or the family member that answered was informed that a retrospective analysis was being performed and that the actual status was necessary for completing the information, also was established that all information will be kept confidential in accordance to the legislation and will be used only for this evaluation.
The authors design the instrument to address one of the "fundamental weaknesses" of multiple-choice questions: it is impossible to determine whether correct answers are informed by correct reasoning.
The right answer, he was informed by Mr Letterman, is Thomas Arne - setting words by James Thomson to music.
A British officer accompanied the Haitian lieutenant back to Heureuse Réunion for Gaspard's answer, and was informed within three minutes that Gaspard had no intention of submitting to the British ship.
Michael Gove is to be recalled by the Commons education select committee to answer questions about when he was informed of allegations of bullying and intimidation by advisers in his department.
He did not offer an answer, beyond saying that after he was informed of the assault in Benghazi that he instructed all diplomatic facilities in the region to tighten their security.
After seven months, he was informed that his answers were not "satisfactory" and received an additional 12 pages of questions.
"I was informed of all decisions and received satisfactory answers from the athletic department," he said.
In answer, you are informed that on Monday, July 9, at about 2 in the afternoon, the war broke out, in consequence of a punishment inflicted upon a few Mussulmans who had insulted the Christians.
