The phrase "are generally informed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the common knowledge or awareness of a group of people regarding a particular topic or situation.
Example: "In our meetings, we ensure that all team members are generally informed about the latest project developments."
Alternatives: "are usually aware" or "are typically updated".
Patients are generally informed about this kind of correlation since the start of the treatment and this awareness should be taken into account in the coping process of patients with their toxicities.
Hierarchical clustering entails making choices, including where to threshold the dendrogram, that are generally informed by a priori predictions about the structure of the underlying data, rather than being prescribed quantitatively (e.g., Ploran et al. 2007; Church et al. 2011).
And to be generally informed, you also need to be entertained.
And finally, the complaint charges that it was not until November 2003 that owners were generally informed of the problem and the retrofit.
Letters and reports show that Congress was generally informed of compliance problems only months after DOJ lawyers first reported them to the Fisa court.
The CIA did not inform two secretaries of state of the locations of CIA detention facilities, despite the foreign policy implications and the fact that the political leaders of host countries were generally informed of their existence.
Community leaders were generally informed about the ISFP and had a good knowledge of the target groups.
Community leaders were generally informed about any new program before they became involved in implementing the activities.
In Australia, GPs and pharmacists are obliged to inform their patients of the effects and side effects of medications, and Australians are generally well informed about the medications that they are taking.
Illustrative in this respect is the fact that despite NGOs' information campaigns, Agta, and Agta women in particular, are generally badly informed on the park's existence, its zoning system and the rules and regulations.
Conclusions: Scandinavian gynecologists are generally well informed concerning HRT and liberally recommend HRT for women without contraindications.
