The phrase "are best informed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing individuals or groups who possess the most accurate or comprehensive knowledge about a particular subject.
Example: "Those who have been following the news closely are best informed about the current situation."
Alternatives: "are most knowledgeable" or "are most aware".
What statistical methods are best used to process these data, and how can results be interpreted so that policymakers are best informed?
In this paper we argue that water management decisions are best informed by using IE and WP at the irrigation scheme and catchment level, respectively.
IN TEACHERS THEY TRUST The public believes that those closest to the classroom are best informed about the complex problems facing American schools and classrooms.
But decisions about the allocation of national health-care resources are best informed by reliable, locally-derived, population-based data.
Antiochus regarded the criterion of truth and the goal of human life as the two most important concerns of philosophy (Cicero, Acad. 1.29), and we are best informed about his epistemological and ethical views.
One of the assumptions here is that individual FNR participants (researchers with current and previous experience of formal networking research projects) in many cases are best informed in terms of applied S&T outputs which they achieve and whether these outputs can be attributed to a specific research project.
Dutch parents were best informed, least worried, had the most critical attitude toward the campaign, and the lowest vaccination level compared to other parents.
These data highlight that the evaluation of the respiratory sensitization potential of proteins can be best informed when multiple parameters are evaluated and that further improvements and refinements of the assay are necessary.
I ask you to take into consideration the fact that Generaloberst Jodl is a member of the indicted group, and that he is the officer who is best informed, and that an hour and a half for such an examination is not an excessive amount of time.
"We need to understand more about preventing breast cancer in the first place and how women, particularly those of high risk, can be best informed about the lifestyle changes they might make or interventions available to them to reduce their risk.
