"greatly inform" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about something or someone providing a great deal of information or knowledge. For example: The lecture greatly informed me about the intricacies of ancient Roman politics.
Considering the temporal placement of notes in the context of the entire musical phrase as well as para-timbral information could greatly inform the identification of the musical instrument; though it would take the system from a purely acoustic-driven analysis to a more data mining and information retrieval approach.
Thus, future research that assesses the impact of socioeconomic status on the integrated continuum of HPV vaccine awareness, acquisition of information, and vaccine uptake will greatly inform policy makers and health care providers in guiding education and practice.
Nonetheless, accumulating cases of specific sub-types can greatly inform clinical practice and generate research hypotheses.
Although such investigation would greatly inform the ongoing discussion of disorder in δ-doped systems, due to computational resource constraints, they are not considered here.
Theoretical and methodological advances in the cognitive and learning sciences can greatly inform curriculum and instruction in biomedicine and also educational programs in biomedical informatics.
From this perspective the study of the cetacean brain emphasizes the unique evolutionary trajectories taken by mammalian brains and why the study of a wide range of species might greatly inform our current understanding of the evolutionary principles that guide form and function.
The modern understanding of informed consent in the context of research is greatly informed by the Nuremburg code and the large body of ethics literature and analysis that has emerged since World War II [ 7].
He wrote a book on Nuristani architecture that was greatly informed by my grandfather.
Instead, Mr. Brock's efforts at Husk seem to have greatly informed his menu at McCrady's.
I didn't know him well, but like everyone in international economics, I was greatly informed by his work.
(Bly, who has published poetry in The New Yorker for more than thirty years — and whose book "Iron John: A Book About Men," from 1990, greatly informed the modern men's movement — later translated some of Rumi's poems himself).
