"inform appropriately" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to specify how someone is being informed or give further instructions on how to inform someone. Example: "The new employee handbook has guidelines on how to inform clients appropriately in certain situations."
In my opinion, manufacturers have the responsibility to reduce risks for the consumer and the environment caused by their products as far as possible, e.g. by avoiding dangerous substances in personal care products and inform appropriately about the residual risks.
Because of its key ecological function, anticipated spatial knowledge is required to inform appropriately both vulture and ecosystem management.
The current paradigm for the assessment of the health risk of chemical substances focuses primarily on the effects of individual substances for determining the doses of toxicological concern in order to inform appropriately the regulatory process.
The form asks for the signature of the patient that he was informed appropriately and agrees with the exchange of the information on the form.
All patients were informed appropriately about the procedures and risks of surgery, and signed an informed consent statement before the operation.
In other words, has Kermit been informed appropriately as to your modem type?
When conditions occur that require medical attention, patients would be notified as to what they need to do, based on evidence-based guidelines, while their medical team would be informed appropriately, in parallel.
The hospitals registered and documented MLCs, the police were on hand and investigating officers attended rapidly, interviews were taken and evidence collected, and magistrates were informed appropriately.
A woman with no other risk factors who was told that she might have a chance of 50/50 for a successful vaginal birth after CS had not been informed appropriately [ 30]. References from various studies conclude that women have a 74% chance for a successful VBAC if no further risk is obvious [ 7].
I believe this is an important issue and that Members of the House present today need to be informed appropriately as a matter of urgency.
