The phrase 'will be informed about' is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "The committee will be informed about the decision at the next meeting."
Eligible patients will be informed about the PREPARE study during information evenings or their initial consultation with the medical team.
Potential subjects will be informed about the trial and given written information in the third trimester.
Participants will be informed about research procedures and will be asked to sign an informed consent.
After informed consent, the treating physician and the general practitioner will be informed about the patient's participation.
Patients will be informed about the research by their treating doctor and provided with a study information statement.
Family and friends will be informed about time and place.
After the interview he or she will be informed about the visa.
Thus, while the art works are introduced to people, everyone will be informed about the works and the artist.
You will be informed about what is happening at every step in the process.
Applications are due Friday, May 15 and you will be informed about participation in early July.
People who have been successful will be informed about their allocation by 24 June.
