The phrase "a hands on understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a practical or experiential comprehension of a subject or skill, often in contrast to theoretical knowledge.
Example: "Through my internship, I gained a hands-on understanding of the marketing strategies employed by the company."
Alternatives: "practical understanding" or "experiential knowledge".
So, while the economy will continue to be the number one issue on voter's minds, let us not forget that a hands-on understanding of global markets and practices is more important than ever in keeping America economically competitive.
Mr. Weertz, a science teacher, turned to farming 10 years ago to give his students a hands-on understanding of the food chain.
Localization, it seems, requires a hands-on understanding of cultures, tastes, and marketing that puts the Pepsi products worldwide on something of a collision course with customers' increasingly demanding need for unique products, new flavors, and always changing brands and promotions.
On the other hand, focusing on understanding how new cellular systems arise, our recent large-scale cross-genomes study followed the evolutionary trajectories of domains [ 12].
The phenomenon called "rubber hand illusion (RHI)" has a critical impact on understanding how our brain organizes one's own body image that induces the sense of self-ownership [1].
On another hand, great emphasis was placed on understanding whether organizational benefits had resulted from the capacity building.
On the one hand, Piña-Varas et al. (2014) focused on understanding the effect of topography and conductive ocean on the MT responses.
On one hand, understanding mechanism-of-action may be useful, although a recent review of drug approvals indicated that the majority of approved drugs were discovered without initially knowing the target of action.
On the one hand, understanding what is going on in our brains means we do not need to beat ourselves up about it.
On the one hand, understanding CSI requires examining the existing overlapping between the theoretical backgrounds usually used to explain these concepts: firms' innovation theories, on one side, and corporate social responsibility (CSR), on the other one.
43 PNAs against miR-210 might therefore be useful on one hand for understanding the function of miR-210 in solid tumours, and on the other to alter miR-210 expression in tumours in which this microRNA has a clear role.
