The phrase "deeply informed by" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe how someone's thoughts, actions, or decisions are influenced by their knowledge or understanding of a particular subject or topic. Example: Jane's approach to the project was deeply informed by her years of experience in the field, resulting in a well-researched and thorough analysis.
Mr. Waqif's art is deeply informed by his background.
My framework for the way we treat each other is deeply informed by my identity as a Muslim.
As a show deeply informed by its diverse depictions of blackness, Queen Sugar taps into the "progress narrative" historical zeitgeist of African Americans.
His support of social justice was deeply informed by his Judaism; our center's Arthur and Sara Jo Kobacker Building, in Washington, reflects this.
They speak of wasps, of thrips, grass moths, stained glass, nightjars, pub lunches and church monuments, everything deeply informed by etymology, history, psychology and aesthetic theory.
Though he did think that human behaviour was deeply informed by social environment, this is not to say that human nature does not exist.
Glasser said that Shafer will be an "indispensable guide to the political tumult, who always calls it like he sees it and whose sharp insights and razor observations come accompanied not only by deeply informed reporting -- but also by a requisite sense of the long history underpinning all this narrative of American political journalism".
Deeply -- too deeply -- informed by history, "No End to War" often reads like a short, intelligent analysis that has been unnecessarily padded.
They've come this far by being dedicated, tenacious, deeply informed on the issue and on board policy, and by regularly meeting among themselves and attending most of the meetings.
D.&D., of course, has deeply informed the entertainment revolution that was ignited by the rise and widespread distribution of computing power.
Only then would I be able to make a deeply informed assessment, offer public commentary, and suggest a course of action by the Congress that was worthy of the gravity of the situation at hand.
