The phrase "empirically informed" is grammatically correct and typically used in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe research or decisions that are based on evidence collected through observation or experimentation, such as: "This policy decision was empirically informed by a study of 1,000 households in the region."
In this paper we have considered two types of informative variance priors: frequentist and empirically informed; and we considered two restrictive variance structures with weakly informative priors: the exchangeable variances approach, and the consistency variances approach.
"I am not naïve enough to think this class will stop you from having men over," he said as he distributed state-sponsored workbooks of what Oklahoma calls "empirically informed, empirically tested, regularly updated" information on how to make and keep a decent marriage.
In the final sections, it provides an overview of empirically informed accounts of the sense of agency and of various empirical challenges to the commonsense assumption that our reasons and our conscious intentions make a real difference to how we act.
This type of cross-disciplinary, empirically informed legal study was far ahead of its time.
In addition, a distinction is made between empirically informed research and more conceptual work.
So, secondly, as an account of our world he proposed an empirically informed materialistic naturalism.
Table 2 identifies the available tools/models which have been empirically informed, and provides some information on their authorship, date of development, and constructs.
However, on the basis of the pre-selection of relevant and specific terms, this process is considerably shorter than a non-empirically informed development process.
This information may assist mental health professionals to develop empirically-informed programs for parents of youth who self-injure that may be modeled on programs already existing for parents of youth who self-harm [ 96, 98].
This research was designed to develop and evaluate the psychometrics of a theoretically grounded, empirically-informed measure of snack parenting.
Relatively recent work on the embodiment of cognition provides much food for thought for empirically-informed philosophers of mind.
