'help to better inform' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain that something will provide more information or knowledge about a particular topic. For example: "This survey will help to better inform our decisions about future marketing strategies."
We hypothesized that by examining recurrence patterns, we could help to better inform guidelines.
In this way, by relating consequences to hazard magnitude, we may help to better inform future risk analyses.
This will help to better inform the company's fashion ambitions, which have so far included its own private label brands, some of which are exclusive to Prime, and even an interesting patent for on-demand clothes hinting at future fast-fashion plans.
The development and wide-scale use of tools that make measurements at the nanoscale can help to better inform and educate people about nanocience and nanotechnology.
Finally, our use of novel strategies to overcome limitations (e.g., immortal person time in assessments of early versus later dialysis initiation) of prior studies may help to better inform previously unanswered questions in ESRD care.
Additional research into the causes and impacts of outbound medical tourism in Mongolia and other low-to-middle income countries will help to better inform sustainable and equitable responses to this practice.
First, this discipline helps to better inform health authorities and consumers on the harms of poor nutrition and on the benefits of making certain food choices.
Elucidating the effects of lifestyle modification on these biomarkers is important to perinatal health providers as it can help them to better inform patients about the potential benefits of postpartum weight loss programs.
It will also help in developing strategies to better inform patients' access to medicines, with GPs being a large group of health professionals likely to positively affect patient knowledge and views.
Predictive models may help clinicians to plan treatments and to better inform patients about the options and potential consequences of therapies.
Alongside finance, community education was used to better inform frontline staff regarding the availability of employment and social support services, and to help facilitate their utilisation [ 27].
