The phrase "has been adequately informed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which a person was made aware of all relevant details about something. For example: "The employee has been adequately informed about the company's new policy and is now prepared to comply with the rules."
In some countries it may be a medico-legal requirement; in others the presence of a written consent document is not deemed to prove that the patient has been adequately informed and has provided informed consent to undergo the investigation or procedure.
It is not practicable to control the movement of people entering and leaving the field, or to ensure that everyone who does so has been adequately informed about the study and given their consent [ 29, 30, 41, 123].
The validity of informed consent relies on the patient having been adequately informed and having understood this information.
"We will also be reviewing the standard of passenger information with a focus on whether passengers have been adequately informed to make alternative arrangements to their journeys, or to claim compensation".
As with any method, self-report is not without bias and relies on women having been adequately informed regarding their treatment and being able to reliably recall this information.
Doctors have "a responsibility to young people in this country to make sure that they have been adequately informed as to the dangers of boxing," Dr. Boyle said.
In the book he sidestepped the debate by writing, "to me, smoking is a personal choice that adults should be able to make when they have been adequately informed of the possible risks of smoking -- and they have been".
Roark couldn't believe that the Supreme Court had been adequately informed of the N.S.A.'s transgressions, and she decided to alert Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, sending a message through a family friend.
The same goes for the pharmacy: don't sign that sheet that the pharmacist hands you indicating that you have been adequately informed about the medications you are purchasing.
"The committee believes you have been adequately informed and cautioned on Rule 45 issues and anticipates full compliance in the future," said Rep. James V. Hansen (R-Utah), the panel's chairman, and Rep.
In order to prevent under-diagnosis in their relatives, index patients, assuming that they themselves have been adequately informed of the risks by their physicians, must first of all pass on this information to their FDRs.
