The phrase "a better knowledge of the underlying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of understanding foundational concepts or principles in a particular field or subject.
Example: "To improve our strategies, we need a better knowledge of the underlying factors that influence market trends."
Alternatives: "an improved understanding of the underlying" or "a deeper insight into the underlying".
A better knowledge of the mechanisms underlying this spontaneous control of HIV infection should help to provide new clues for the design of therapeutic strategies or vaccine.
Therefore, we expected that a better knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the spontaneous and A23187-induced apoptosis in Scott B lymphoblasts would be helpful for the identification of candidate gene(s) for the mutation(s).
For example, medical professionals may need to develop better knowledge of the underlying mechanisms at work in climate-sensitive health conditions, including health conditions not formerly known to be climate sensitive.
These recent advances in the understanding of asthma pathobiology, and especially a better knowledge of the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie uncontrolled asthma, may have important prospective therapeutic implications.
Our findings may contribute to a better knowledge of genetic events underlying the development of gastric cancer, but given the retrospective nature of the study, results need confirmation in further series.
We need to encourage increased training in these techniques guided by a better knowledge of underlying mechanisms and appropriate use and correct interpretation of the data provided by available monitoring techniques.
A better knowledge of these codes and underlying mechanisms would certainly provide conceptual advances both in the understanding of the biology of programmed cell death and in the research of potential therapeutic targets to modulate necroptosis.
Given that there is growing evidence that protein aggregates actually do exhibit non-cell-autonomous toxicity, a better knowledge about the underlying mechanisms is necessary for the prospect of more effective treatments.
A better knowledge of 1RS at the molecular level is needed to clone genes underlying the resistance phenotypes, support further improvement of existing wheat cultivars, and eliminate some negative effects of the translocation on bread making quality [ 15, 23, 33].
