The phrase "informed about these developments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe being aware of changes in a situation. For example, "I was informed about these developments via email."
Dutch media said the victim in question was an Australian and the family had been informed about the development.
Since 2009, we have also from a distance through e-mail and telephone kept informed about the development.
For the most part, I had selected content sources that produce relevant content, and because of my use of content aggregators, these sources kept me informed about industry developments or issues relating to my clients.
Current awareness services are designed to keep users informed about recent developments based around user need profiles.
That the shirtless F.B.I. agent apparently told Eric Cantor a couple of weeks before anyone told the President — or the members of Congress and the Senate who are supposed to be informed about intelligence developments — is just a starting point for that discussion.
While one could use a social networking site to keep one's friends and colleagues informed about new developments, they are not primarily designed for this.
It can be argued that the majority of head physicians carry out more administrative than clinical-curative tasks; meaning, they may not be sufficiently informed about current developments in the treatment of IAH and ACS which could have had a negative impact on the validity of the survey results.
This led to the launch of Carrera, a newsletter that, for the last two years, has kept Porsche employees informed about company developments, products, policies and finances.
The queen went out of her way to stay informed about political developments at court, and from the very beginning of his reign the new king consulted Louise on matters of state.
It is possible that some health visitors were unable to reassure parents because they themselves felt inadequately informed about new developments in the MMR debate.
