The phrase "a familiarity of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct expression would be "a familiarity with."
Example: "She has a familiarity with the subject that makes her an excellent teacher."
Alternatives: "an understanding of" or "an acquaintance with."
background: Students should have a familiarity of the history and purpose of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
But as anyone with a familiarity of science fiction knows, when you build a world that depends too much on technology, there can be risks.
"It was the first time I saw work by an African-American female artist that reflected myself and called upon a familiarity of family dynamics and sex and gender," Ms. Thomas said.
And, just as the Peace Corps was created not so much to "help" people in developing countries but to create a cadre of young Americans with a familiarity of and sensitivity to the so-called Third World, cycling fortunate Americans through the ruins of New Orleans is good for the collective American soul.
As described above, robotic surgery in SI patients may have some advantages (e.g., a familiarity of surgeons' positions and a utility of dominant arm) in SI patients.
Hence, in comparison with LG in SI patients, we consider that a familiarity of surgeons' positions and a utility of dominant arm may be advantageous points during robotic surgery in SI patients.
(A )–(B ) Familiarity of food does not alter the feeding rates in tph-1 mg280 tph-1 mg280
It is likely that a low familiarity of motion was associated with the inhibition of shoaling behaviour.
The group, which has worked together for years, radiates an easy familiarity of the sort that comes from a shared history -- and shared success.
There is a familiarity, a feeling of comfort and grace.
