"informative publication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to texts or works which are intended to inform or educate readers on a certain topic. For example, "This informative publication provides an in-depth analysis of the legal implications of the policy."
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There are several informative publications on global changes in gene expression of cultured cells following zinc supplementation [ 22, 27- 31].
For these evaluations, IARC assembles groups of scientists with a range of relevant scientific expertise (called "Working Groups") to review and assess the quality and strength of evidence from informative publications and perform a hazard evaluation to assess the likelihood that the agents of concern pose a cancer hazard to humans (Tomatis 1976).
Indeed, there is a non-negligible fraction of TrEMBL entries (about 100,000 entries) linked to an informative PubMed publication, the functions of which may not be represented by other similar proteins in SwissProt.
Thus, although only one test is published per round, there is a clear advantage in having the opportunity to perform two tests and then choose the more informative result for publication.
The increased use of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) in consumer products, chemical and medical equipment, information technology, and energy, among others, has increased the number of publications (informative and scientific) on ENMs.
We sought all potentially informative peer-reviewed publications reporting epidemiologic studies on the occupational PAH lung cancer exposure response relationship.
Publications were excluded if they described a single outbreak given that such publications, although informative, may produce less generalizable results due to outbreak specific conditions with respect to genotype circulation, population characteristics, outbreak reporting and control activities.
Is information always informative?
