"was well informed of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone has a deep understanding or knowledge about a particular topic or situation. Example: Sarah was well informed of the company's financial status, having studied the reports and attended several meetings with the CFO.
In this case, all households were well informed of the new crop at the beginning of the diffusion, and thus, information effect is excluded from our model.
Rozanne Andersen, general counsel with the American Collectors Association International, said members of her trade group were well informed of their duties on debt reporting and handling disputes.
These and other reports the son addressed to his father suggest that the president may have been well informed of the wartime events in Bosnia.
"These speech restrictions are particularly egregious as the population has, for decades, been well informed of the harms of tobacco use and the government cannot demonstrate that the restrictions will further increase consumer awareness or reduce youth tobacco use," the complaint said.
"Consumers are the beneficiaries of a deflation environment and are well informed of alternative ways to deploy their savings.
Those who adhered with the treatment regime felt that they were well informed of the reasoning behind it.
Better insight, when it comes, will reduce this; a business will not be allowed to oversell and will be well informed of the money they will make on the deal.
In spite of being well informed of the videos' availability and how the class would be structured differently, a total of 43 % (37%% female and 51%% male) did not watch the videos.
One should not forget that the development and implementation of regulation, standards and certification uses resources and it is better to be well informed of the need before embarking on incurring such costs.
