The phrase "informative campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a type of campaign designed to educate people about a particular issue. For example, "The environmental organization launched an informative campaign to help people to understand the dangers of climate change."
The veteran presenter, who has fronted the channel's news programme since 1989, said the media's coverage was "no way to run a chip shop, let alone an interesting and informative campaign for a vote upon which all our futures hang".
We have foreseen the development of an "informative campaign" to attract all hesitant professionals that would decide to register later on.
The finding that only two-thirds of our participants report to recommend routinely PCV suggests that informative campaign is urgently needed in Italy.
The first possibility could reflect low level information and/or physicians' insufficient suspicion [ 2, 24], despite the world-wide durable informative campaigns and preventive efforts on this issue.
"John wrote letters and postcards all of his life; to his friends, family, strangers, newspapers, organisations, lawyers and the laundry – most of which were funny, informative, campaigning, wise, mad, poetic, anguished and sometimes heartbreaking".
Therefore, this paper demonstrated that informative campaigns may represent an effective strategy for making building occupants more resilient to climate change toward dedicated environmental management solutions and policies taking advantage of educational vehicles.
Furthermore, the Internet gives us the ability to hold highly informative campaigns without the need for relying on personal wealth or special interests.
Prior to 2008, national informative campaigns were not run in Greece at a national level.
In Puglia informative campaigns and routine microbiological controls on seafood are currently performed.
Finally, as regards potential interventions that could improve the QoL of celiac patients, the majority of those interviewed chose gluten-free choices in restaurants, and approximately one third chose informative campaigns in all social contexts and better labelling.
The food industry should improve its range of gluten-free food products and public bodies and institutions should promote informative campaigns and help promote the overall quality of life of children and adolescents with CD.
