The phrase "at informed" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "We need to ensure that everyone is at informed about the changes in policy."
Alternatives: "well-informed" or "kept informed".
On the panel are Martin Bamford, an independent financial adviser at Informed Choice, Laith Khalaf of Hargreaves Lansdown, and and Richard Kitch of Age Concern and Help the Aged.
JUAN COLE, who blogs at Informed Comment and is an academic specialist on the Middle East, drops in on Al Jazeera in Doha, and chats with them about their campaign coverage.
Juan Cole at Informed Comment drew a connection between the flotilla activists and the civil rights movement in the United States: The US State Department shamefully fully supports the blockade and the collective punishment, and is threatening US citizens who participate in the attempt to break the siege of Gaza's children (40% of residents are children).
To distill our list of the most dangerous vehicles, we looked at Informed for Life's bottom-of-the-heap results for 2007 model-year vehicles, including vehicles with a full range of crash-test results from NHTSA, the IIHS, or a combination of the two; and to also consider the role of accident avoidance (or lack thereof), we broke any ties with Consumer Reports' accident avoidance scores.
Like this one -- even if it does read like something from the late Weekly World News -- as posted by the esteemed Juan Cole at Informed Comment.
They then create unbiased presentations aimed at informing voters about the candidate's qualifications.
Some believe the site ought to do a better job at informing their users.
And Chinese airlines, he says, have got better at informing passengers of looming delays or cancellations.
But it is less impressive at informing in detail about anything in particular, or about proving its main point.
This work is aimed at informing mechanisms underlying the achievements as well as the health risks that emerge during adolescence.
If only he was as good at informing drug-testers of his whereabouts as he is at climbing mountains on a bicycle.
