"make better informed" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "We want to help students make better informed decisions about their education."
With this information, society can make better informed decisions about how to manage their ground water resources in a long-term context.
Founded in 2012, CDIPS aims to provide scientists with the information they need to make better informed career decisions.
Prospective students want to make better informed decisions and require a greater amount of information and engagement from a university.
Some participants felt that personalised risk information could be useful in helping them make better informed decisions, but expressed scepticism about its value.
As such, decision makers can better manage risk and so make better informed decisions.
Therefore, the proposed system enables enterprises to make better informed decisions for market-driven product positioning and design.
Often, this means providing them with information to make better-informed decisions in real time.
"Disclosure gives investors and stakeholders the information they need to make better-informed decisions," said Mr. Large, who heads a fund investing in funds managed by Marshall Wace.
By identifying their habitats, gap analysis gives land managers and policy makers the information they need to make better-informed decisions when identifying priority areas for conservation.
It is envisaged that planners can make better-informed decisions about curricular implementation, review and reform when information of this nature is made available to them.
Many also feel it allows them to make better-informed choices.
