"should also inform" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you think someone should be informed about something. For example, "The department head should also inform the staff about the changes to the policy."
The book should also inform how the press interviews him.
It is this living, breathing culture, this affinity for nature, this frugality and mastery of matter that can and should also inform Japan's economic revival.
If you are travelling with a tour operator, you should also inform the rep, who will help liaise with the police and organise any medical care.
You should also inform him that in the process of committing this unethical act, you uncovered something problematic and that you want to talk about it.
The authorities should also inform people about current drainage conditions – for instance where the flood-prone areas are, so they can be avoided during a big storm, and how deep floodwaters are likely to get in different places.
We should also inform the public of the challenges we face but do so in a way that marginalises the few bad apples and lauds the many good ones.
It should also help inform epidemiological research.
Similarly, colorectal surgeons should also adequately inform patients before surgery, as well as review and attend to bothersome symptoms at follow-up.
The findings from this review should also help inform empirical studies of the roles of mid-level managers in these settings.
Well-designed drug tests in murine models of brain cancer should not only serve to rapidly isolate promising therapeutic strategies, but should also better inform subsequent trials in human subjects, and, in doing so, both lower their cost and increase their efficacy.
Better quality data, gathered from a range of settings in low and middle income countries throughout the world (including locations where routine microbiological testing is not usually available), and repeated at set time points, could inform health staff in the region of the types of pathogens they should be alert to, and also inform future policy and practice, both locally and globally.
