The phrase "keep informed on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to continuously stay updated or knowledgeable about a certain topic or situation. Example sentence: "In order to make well-informed decisions for our company, it's important to keep informed on the latest market trends and news."
Resource: Post graduate researcher tips on grant applications Paul Spencer's blog post Show me the money: One tip that came from that was to use LinkedIn to keep informed on funding opportunities.
We hear about a lot of these super-low-level advances in processing and storage (whenever I see the word "holographic," I reach for the salt), and while they're usually at best years away from practice and manufacture, they're good to keep informed on, if nothing else than as cocktail chatter.
Sites such as Twitter could also be useful for citizen science projects, where photographs including key EXIF information such as time, date and location can be uploaded, and it may be possible for participants to 'follow' activity of a certain species, or contributor, to keep informed on the progress of the project.
The public is kept informed on political issues through intense media coverage, and political affairs are frequently debated among German citizens.
His cellphone flashes as messages stack up, which, in a perverse way, pleases Redes: he likes being kept informed on all the nuances of an underground operation, on the street's internal vital signs.
Margallo, who was kept informed on the showdown with the US ambassador in Madrid, warned that the NSA could have broken Spain's privacy laws, which prohibit the conservation of data in relation to electronic communications.
Because I am kept informed on a regular basis by all the larger retailers, and in a way that no member of staff is, and also because I talk regularly to each HQ.
When possible he attended the princesses' birthday parties and other special events, and was kept informed on their progress in the schoolroom.
At the Institute IPs are kept informed on new developments by their senior IP.
Schools, parents and children are kept informed on the progress of the project once a year through a newsletter.
The prime minister, Sir Winston Churchill, asked to be kept informed of the investigation on a daily basis, but no one was ever convicted – despite the fact that Hill, in his memoirs, pretty much admits to it.
