The phrase "apprised of new developments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about updates or changes in a situation or project.
Example: "The team was apprised of new developments during the meeting, ensuring everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "informed of recent updates" or "updated on new changes."
In return for their help, I try to repay them by keeping them apprised of news developments (I keep a constant eye on wire service reports) and, occasionally, going to news conferences.
FeedRoom client Sun Microsystems maintains a large roster of video clips on its Web site to keep customers, Java developers and information-technology professionals apprised of new products and features.
4 Given the proliferation of social media, and the ability for news to 'go viral', the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has built a toolkit to help healthcare providers manage the notification process, including best practices to keep patients apprised of new information and managing media communications.
More often than not, these neighborhoods are close by their own homes, so they're able to drive by, see new cars in the neighborhood and stay apprised of any new business developments in the area.
Ed Gadsden, the chief diversity officer at Pfizer, emphasizes that a protégé should keep her sponsor apprised of critical developments, conversations that might be off his radar, and constituencies outside his circle.
A spokesman for Mr. Geithner said Thursday: "It was perfectly natural and appropriate that the incoming Treasury secretary would be kept apprised of key developments but he was not making decisions for the government".
Prioritizing an audit committee's already heavy workload and keeping directors apprised of relevant developments, including enhanced audit committee disclosures, accounting changes and enhanced SEC scrutiny will be important as companies prepare for 2016.
We look forward to keeping your readers well apprised of ChiGlo developments.
