The phrase "a basic knowledge of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental understanding of a process or concept.
Example: "To succeed in this field, you need a basic knowledge of how the industry operates."
Alternatives: "a fundamental understanding of" or "a rudimentary grasp of".
Even if you prefer to have a professional do the return, a basic knowledge of how the tax laws work can help you improve your financial planning.
Audiences have a basic knowledge of how movies are made& 8212everyone gets the idea of shooting and editing and the riffing of "Wanderlust," even when it's funny, comes virtually packaged with its offscreen space.
Audiences have a basic knowledge of how movies are made& 8212everyone gets the idea of shooting and editing — and the riffing of "Wanderlust," even when it's funny, comes virtually packaged with its offscreen space.
These results provide a basic knowledge of how to estimate the spatiotemporal dynamics of HIF-1-active cells using information about the image-guided architecture of tumor blood vessels.
If you want some expert knowledge regarding a good credit score, there are a few rules that can be extracted from a basic knowledge of how credit scores are concocted.
To ensure a basic knowledge of how to complete a patient visit, each clinician was asked to enter an initial and follow-up visit using simulated patient material in a step-by-step fashion with the instructor, followed by independently entering several additional case scenarios.
Cluster 2 indicates that LMs also find it important that "a manager must have basic knowledge of how chronic illness can affect work".
Having a decent voice is a given, but you should also have a basic knowledge of rhythm, rhyme, and how to mix and edit your voice to make it sound its best.
You will need to have some basic knowledge of how to use tools like a drill or screwdriver and structural knowledge about your camper.
Despite this, Dan Jorgensen, Denmark's minister for agriculture, admitted the situation was a "catastrophe" because the authorities "don't even have the most basic knowledge of how widespread MRSA is".
Basic knowledge of how to create, populate and maintain a database may be required.
