The phrase "informational brochure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a printed pamphlet or booklet that contains general information about a product, service, or organization. For example: "Before deciding whether to purchase a membership, I read through the informational brochure the fitness center provided."
View the Nu Rho Psi informational brochure and handbook for more information and then complete and submit the application by the deadline below.
More information about our talks and speakers can be found on our informational brochure.
Create an informational brochure aimed at children that features short biographical profiles of each subject.
Create an informational brochure in which you explore the economics of marrying.
An informational brochure about Aira is available in braille at Clio Hall.
Interdisciplinary Connections: American History- Choose one famous or notorious mayor from United States history and create an informational brochure (with relevant graphics) that tells that mayor's story.
Lecturing on legal topics or writing informational brochures or web information on legal topics for under-served communities, and service to the legal profession or legal institutions.
Preliminary mitigation strategies involve risk communication (poison information center hotlines, signage, informational brochures and materials), natural resource management (shellfish bed closures), and nutrient controls (municipal fertilizer ordinances).
Geography- Design informational brochures (rich with geographical information) to promote bus tours through the European Union, designed to educate passengers about the E.U.'s history and make-up.
We will spread information about EPC by distributing informational brochures, sending a regular newsletter to physicians and nurses, and by holding presentations to the tumor boards of each participating center.
Near the posters were informational brochures that reiterated and expanded the information contained in the posters.
