'pragmatic information' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to useful information that is based on practical considerations and realistic assessments of the situation. For example, "The office manager gave us some pragmatic information about how to best proceed with the project."
Pragmatic information and considerations of topic and focus also play an important role in determining word order.
The system uses a statistical part-of-speech tagger for word class recognition and subsequently uses semantic and pragmatic information to construct possible relations.
For example, in Mandarin, the interrogative 嗎 ma in 1 and the assertive 吧 ba in 2 are typical utterance particles that convey some pragmatic information.
Whereas semantic information is encoded in what is uttered, pragmatic information is generated by, or at least made relevant by, the act of uttering it.
Pragmatic information is (extralinguistic) information that arises from an actual act of utterance, and is relevant to the hearer's determination of what the speaker is communicating.
Utterance particles in Chinese, which are also known as "sentence-final particles", are functional words that occur in the sentence-final position, expressing some grammatical meanings and pragmatic information, such as the speaker's attitude.
The asterisk signals non-matching combinations of the semantic-pragmatic information structure and the prosodic realization of the target sentence.
In addition to these conditions with matching associations of the contextual-pragmatic information and accentuation patterns, two conditions with non-matching pairings were created.
The framework is demonstrated on case studies based on pragmatic energy information, a real UK distribution network, sets of price signals for co-optimization of different services, and multi-energy MGs designed with Combined Heat and Power (CHP) units, Photovoltaic (PV) panels, Gas Boilers (GBs).
These outcome criteria were chosen on the basis that they provided pragmatic, relevant information for clinicians and patients.
However, since blinding patients is not possible in this pragmatic study, information bias has to be taken into account.
