The phrase "informational services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to services that provide information or data to users, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The library offers a range of informational services to assist researchers and students in their studies."
Alternatives: "information services" or "data services."
High on the office's list of duties were these: providing orientation and informational services for the fellows; helping recruit new fellows to the institute; providing information and workshops related to career opportunities in the sciences; and making available for principal investigators (PIs) information and resources on fellowship and mentoring issues.
It provides Internet access for applications such as email, messaging, informational services, and Web browsing.
Since then, he added, Times Square has become a corridor for legal, financial and informational services firms.
The March of Dimes provides grants for scientific research on childhood diseases and disorders and maintains educational and informational services for parents of infants and young children.
They work to develop programs to improve Indian library, cultural, and informational services in school, public, and research libraries on reservations.
"Ultimately, if we are successful, we will begin competing more broadly for time against all forms of entertainment and informational services, and not just music streaming services," Mr. Ek wrote in his blog post.
More and more transport firms, however, are forced, under pressure from their customers, to adopt information and communication technologies and to include informational service operations.
Although he had envisioned NBC primarily as an informational service, the network gained its stronghold in the radio industry with such pure-entertainment efforts as Amos 'n' Andy and The Jack Benny Program.
Table 3 The variety of service trajectories in freight transport firms Service trajectories (M) Simple material service trajectory (M) + (I) Informational service trajectory (M) + (I) + (C) or (I) + (C) or (C) Complex methodological / informational trajectories (M) + (R) Relational service trajectory.
This online community is the "technology" side to the startup, which aims to become a WebMD-like informational service with different portals for each specific age group.
By partnering up with local brands, vendors, merchants etc., Poncho has a real opportunity to convert an informational service into a promotional one.
