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The phrase "a gift of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of sharing or imparting knowledge as a valuable offering or contribution.
Example: "The seminar was truly a gift of knowledge, providing insights that will benefit all attendees."
Alternatives: "a treasure of wisdom" or "a valuable insight".
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HE has found that by relying on free agent contract workers, a company implicitly accepts high turnover, enormous training costs, productivity losses, loss of knowledge, and possibly a gift of knowledge to competitors -- who knows where someone might work next?
A brain donation is a gift of knowledge to all of us, and it is of critical importance in furthering our understanding of devastating brain disorders.
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Ms. Lippman, though, is much too tricky a writer to bestow a simple, uncomplicated gift of knowledge.
Drosophila melanogaster has, perhaps, a fourth great gift of knowledge still concealed within its frail, miraculous body.
Today, insanity can still bring the gift of knowledge, but in a different manner.
It's the gift of knowledge, sound advice and a future filled with profitable possibilities.
While the prospect of giving the gift of knowledge to the world may sound tempting, there will come a point when the only people who have time to frequently check up on articles and update them will be egomaniacs making sure that everybody knows that Scott Tuckerson Kicks Ass or that their best frenemy's name appears in an article about oral sex.
The gift of knowledge is greater than any material thing because now we can take what we have learned and teach more people.
Yes, you're bestowing upon him the gift of knowledge about everything you've been through after you've given him and nurtured the greatest gifts of all — his children.
Share the gift of knowledge today.
He had the gift of knowledge and foresight; the one believed to "illuminate the world".
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