"well notified" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who has been properly informed or made aware of something. Example: The company's employees were well notified of the policy changes through a series of informative emails.
And, surprisingly, the Lifeband works with iOS devices as well, notifying the wearer of text messages and phone calls.
Well, they notified the authorities.
In the last year alone, Oxford has changed one of my drugs to a generic (which did not work as well) without notifying me.
The Food and Drug Administration's efforts to issue "safety signals" when it is alerted to potential health risks of prescription drugs isn't working well to notify the public or guide doctors to alternative medicines, new research indicates.
The agency's protocol calls for seven weeks to analyze changes in tax law, write the software code and test it, as well as notify all the tax professionals and others affected.
Airline BA's Apple Watch app shows details on next flights, departure times and weather at your destination, as well as notifying you about flight gates and any other sudden changes.
This fitness app tracks your eating and activity on iPhone, with its Apple Watch app providing a quick way to log meals, water and exercises, as well as notifying you with reminders and activity suggestions.
ACPS can locally react to security breaches as well as notify a further security management layer of such events.
Frugalo is a daily deals aggregation platform that uses Facebook and inbox integration to unearth the most relevant deals for its users, importing deals from both channels as well as notifying you when they expire.
We are working closely with Visa to ensure affected customers are being refunded as soon as possible, as well as notifying all customers that made transaction during the past few weeks that they might be impacted.
