The regular feedback also creates valuable intelligence for regulators, who can collate this information and use it to inform evolving regulatory policy.
For instance, Micromax had done little to standardize market and employee information, let alone use it to inform sales, operations, or talent management decisions.
They lack as well the opportunity and time to secure such information and to use it to inform their sentences.
Although consumer awareness of such information is clearly necessary for it to inform consumer decision-making, however it is insufficient.
Critical appraisal is the process of systematically examining research evidence to assess its validity, results, and relevance before using it to inform a decision.
Following the search, three papers were selected for critical appraisal, which is defined as the "process of systematically examining research evidence to assess its validity, results and relevance, before using it to inform a decision" [31 1].
It will be extremely important for local NHS organisations to examine information for their own areas and use it to inform potential changes in delivery of services".
The album's soft illumination and pop inflection hardly disguise its earnest intent, and you might reasonably have expected it to inform Mr. Metheny's stand at the Blue Note this week.
The machines of the future will be able to draw on that information (or a lot of it, anyway) and use it to inform themselves about their surroundings.
What's the point of collecting information if you don't read it and use it to inform policymakers?
Ford described both of the recalls as voluntary, but once a manufacturer is aware of a safety problem the law requires it to inform the safety agency within five working days of its plan for a recall.
