The phrase "are informative for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could, for example, use it in a sentence such as: "These articles are informative for anyone interested in learning more about the subject."
Going forward, the researchers concluded reported-preference responses are informative for predictive exercises.
The obtained conclusions are informative for the Ag-Cu-Sn solder design.
The results are informative for future research and design of pet-type robots.
They are informative for designing new antibiotics that are not hydrolyzed by this enzyme.
Overall, these results are informative for studies with designs requiring temporally stable parameters e.g. genetic or longitudinal treatment studies.
These results are informative for decision making purposes when an appropriate management regime is being sought for a particular environment.
Background: Like microarray-based investigations, high-throughput proteomics techniques require machine learning algorithms to identify biomarkers that are informative for biological classification problems.
Our findings are informative for both academic researchers and policymakers in the debate regarding whether and how to address increased common ownership.
These experimental findings are informative for both EB processing of Al-Ti-Sc alloys and the design of new Al alloys for additive manufacturing processes.
These results are informative for future work on bioconjugation of BR as well as work on oriented assembly and the design of BR-based photoelectric devices.
Our results are informative for the current debate in the U.S. about whether to require federal agencies to apply risk assessment before allowing a species for import.
