The phrase "informative booklet" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a booklet that provides information or instruction on a specific topic. Example: The company provided an informative booklet to their customers, outlining the benefits and proper usage of their product.
The handsomely restored disc is accompanied by an informative booklet.
A glossy and informative booklet, with several solo transcriptions, underscores the package's target audience.
What I didn't do was to read the informative booklet that came with the DVD, and it would have helped.
Besides offering the preface by Mr. Ebert and an informative booklet, the new, visually enhanced DVD includes the bonus of three short films made by Polish television.
The cancer institute's informative booklet "Taking Part in Clinical Trials: What Cancer Patients Need to Know," publication number 98-4250, is free.
If you're wondering how the GPO could afford Auden and Britten, the former was paid £3 a week, and the latter, then a 22-year-old hopeful, got a tenner, an informative booklet tells us.
Like earlier Philharmonic sets, this one, produced by Barbara Haws, the orchestra's archivist and historian, and Mr. Clark, a music critic and editor, comes with fat, informative booklets.
In addition it would be valuable to circulate informative booklets directly to the public. .
Informative booklets, posters, banners with campaign messages have also been placed at the entrance of the polyclinics and different strategic locations.
(MSF information booklet "Comprehensive TB Care for All").
Many groups -- AAA, AARP, city and state departments on aging and traffic safety, the National Institute on Aging, among others -- have developed informative packets, booklets and safe driving courses.
