The phrase 'keep apprised of' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to staying up to date on an issue or tracking progress on something. Example: "The team agreed to keep apprised of any developments regarding the project."
Once again it is important to keep apprised of your extended family's health history.
Faced with the prospect of hostilities there, defense officials are developing ways to protect exposed satellites floating in orbit and to keep apprised of what an enemy is doing hundreds, if not thousands, of miles above Earth's surface.
But hashtags like #ThaiCoup and #CoupMovies – a poke at possible coup-inspired film titles – were still trending late on Friday, allowing people to keep apprised of the latest news developments.
I would add only that when a defendant is excluded from his trial, the court should make reasonable efforts to enable him to communicate with his attorney and, if possible, to keep apprised of the progress of his trial.
These journal clubs are excellent opportunities to practice presenting papers in a congenial and collegiate atmosphere, to keep apprised of neuroscience research, and to maintain contact with fellow students, events, and research within the expansive Yale neuroscience community.
The consensus seemed to be that either he knew about it and was covering it up, or, more likely, that he did not know about it — either because he kept too loose a watch on the British newspapers, or because he deliberately failed to keep apprised of behavior he knew was wrong.
"We're certainly kept apprised of various articles they do".
"We've been kept apprised of all details".
President Barack Obama was kept apprised of the mission by officials in the Situation Room.
Back at our operating room, the pediatric cardiac anesthesiologists have been kept apprised of how things are progressing.
The agency is kept apprised of all patient deaths as well as the progress in general of the research.
