The phrase "area informed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific field or domain that is shaped or influenced by certain knowledge, data, or experiences.
Example: "The research was conducted in an area informed by recent advancements in technology and environmental science."
Alternatives: "field shaped by" or "domain influenced by".
Much of the zeal in this area is informed by religious faith, or at least social conservatism: Mr Duncan Smith is a practising Christian, as is Mr Field, and Labour's reforms were backed by Scottish MPs appalled at the social breakdown caused by unemployment.
UK Governments are currently establishing a network of marine protected areas (MPAs) informed by ecological data and socio-economic evidence.
On the other hand, the amount of filter cake and vinasse applied in the production areas was informed by the company as 119,140,000 kg and 1,872,338,000 liters respectively.
The general practitioners, neurosurgeons, orthopaedic surgeons, neurologists, manual physiotherapists, and chiropractors working in these areas were informed by letter about the trial.
However, ongoing research in this area will be informed by the growing literatures on racism as a prevalent stressor, and on sex and gender differences in psychological and physiologic responses to stress and susceptibility.
In the absence of consent, legal frameworks are necessary that strike the right balance between privacy and the public good, 3 107 and policy development in this area must be informed by an understanding of complex public attitudes about the use of data, 108 109 which requires an ongoing dialogue about the uses to which the data are put.
The paper advances the debate on how some of the weaknesses could be corrected, for which types of research questions and research subfields they might be of a smaller concern, and which policy areas can be informed by analysis of these types of online data.
Two hundred and ten GPs in four regions in the South and Southeast of the Netherlands and the Northeast of Belgium, including both urban and rural areas, will be informed by e-mail of our study and given the opportunity to respond.
Within the interviews, topic guides were used to suggest areas of discussion, informed by previous literature and the study aims, but we avoided using them as definite frameworks to limit or explicitly focus conversations.
