informed selection
[ɪnˈfɔrmd sɪˈlɛkʃən]
nounpl: informed selections
seleção informada
1. The act of choosing or picking something based on knowledge, research, and understanding of relevant facts and information
Making an informed selection about which university to attend requires research into academic programs, campus life, and career outcomes.
Fazer uma seleção informada sobre qual universidade frequentar requer pesquisa sobre programas acadêmicos, vida no campus e perspectivas de carreira.
2. A decision made with adequate understanding of the options, consequences, and available data
Consumers should make an informed selection when purchasing health insurance by comparing coverage options.
Os consumidores devem fazer uma seleção informada ao comprar seguro de saúde comparando as opções de cobertura.
This term is commonly used in American and Brazilian professional, healthcare, and educational contexts. In the US, it's particularly emphasized in medical ethics and consumer protection. In Brazil, it's gaining prominence in consumer rights discussions and corporate governance. The concept reflects a cultural value placed on transparency, individual autonomy, and rational decision-making in both cultures.
Related Idioms & Phrases
make an informed selection
informed selection process
based on informed selection
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