The phrase "a basic insight of" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing a fundamental understanding or realization about a particular subject, but it is more common to use "into" instead of "of."
Example: "The study provides a basic insight into the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a fundamental understanding of" or "a basic understanding of".
A philosophical anthropology is historical in as much as it investigates the dominant worldviews that harbor a basic insight into the meaning of being human.
I'm trying to change people's mindset.Google returns its search results as a list, ordered through a complex algorithm that reflects a basic insight: a link is a measure of significance or trust.
This paper provides a basic insight into the characterization and solution of control problems that are particular to tubular fixed-bed reactor systems and constitutes the application of passivity-based control theory to complex chemical processes.
The paper provides a basic insight into the characterization and solution of control problems that are particular to fixed-bed reactor systems and constitutes the first account of the application of several recent advances in control theory to a complex chemical process.
That sounds like Karl Marx but it is the basic insight of Hyman Minsky, an economist of the mid-20th century whose reputation is being revived.
Ironies aside, the basic insight of this book is an eloquently stated platitude, that love is "no finite commodity," that "to give to one did not necessarily mean to take from another; that the heart in its infinite capacity... could open itself to all who would enter, like a house with windows and doors thrown wide, like the heart of God itself".
RF impairments in a RF system are described in [16], and the basic insight of signal processing is explained in [1, 2, 8, 9].
The basic insight of the cancer stem cell theory is that there is a hierarchy of cells in a tumor, with the stem cells at the top generating the mature cells that are the majority.
Surprisingly, though, the basic insight of Augustinian theodicy finds support in recent science.
The basic insight of sociolinguistics was that social relationships affect the way we speak.
