"informed insight" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a person's understanding that has been acquired by carefully considering available facts or evidence. For example: The mayor's informed insight into the city's traffic problem resulted in a successful new policy.
The film comprises a series of semi-improvised conversations, all more or less transactional in nature, conducted by performers who play versions of themselves, more or less, or at least characters to whom their professional experience gives them informed insight.
Thus, only by direct investigation into perceived and measured problems experienced by visually impaired individuals can informed insight be gained into the types of disability experienced in everyday life.
He remains open to the possibility that new information or a better informed insight might cause him to fundamentally reappraise matters.
Many factors combined to give O'Sullevan tremendous authority: his gravelly tones, his informed insight, the poise and dignity with which he carried himself.
Tellingly, the reclusive Michel plucks a Christian tract out of a rubbish bin and, after casually perusing it, turns instead to a shopping catalogue, in which he finds "a more thoughtful, historically informed insight into Europe's current malaise".
Here are 10 things to read for some of the more informed insight into what the deal – which now-deleted drunk-Dr-Dre video aside, hasn't been officially confirmed yet – might mean for the worlds of music and technology, with links to go deeper: "While the digital music industry – chiefly Pandora – bemoans the cost of content licensing, the real problem has always been customer acquisition costs.
Recognizing the dearth of exploratory and explanatory research in this area, a specific objective of the larger study was to first produce theoretically informed insights relating to the mechanisms driving health-centre performance, in order to better understand the ways in which HIV care and treatment services influenced these services.
Health care administrative data is a readily available source of employees' health care resource utilization, and may inform insights regarding clinical and economic outcomes.
These findings can inform insights into interventions for enhancing EMS workers' willingness to respond in the face of a global infectious disease threat.
Hittman reveals a coastal Brooklyn of bulrushes and marshlands that's tightly defined by neighborhood and geography, and her sense of friends and family feels deeply informed by insight and experience; Lila's relationship with her father (Kevin Anthony Ryan) is one of the wisest I've seen on-screen in a while.
Within a larger systems-of-systems framework that we develop, these predictive analytics will allow a city to move from decision-making based on 'educated anecdotes' and reactive strategies aimed at the most urgent need, to policy development based on informed, holistic insight and proactive interventions that prevent and reverse decline.
