The phrase "a knowledge based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to knowledge that is derived from or influenced by a particular source or foundation.
Example: "Her research is a knowledge based on years of study in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "an understanding derived from" or "insight grounded in".
We maintain acceptance, as a construct, relies on recognizing the validity of a scientific knowledge based on supporting evidence and is not simply a matter of personal opinion, which places acceptance in strong contrast with belief (Southerland et al. 2001).
This differs from a great knowledge based on watching which is why journalists seldom make good commentators.
In contrast to a growing knowledge based on adults, little is known about its prevalence, correlated factors, and associations with subjective sleep perception and daytime sleepiness in children.
Thus the primary task of philosophy for these philosophers became that of providing a theory of knowledge based on an adequate assessment of the constitution of human nature, for they were interested in knowledge only as a human achievement.
Such variables are computed by a knowledge based system on the basis of the patient's pathology.
The purpose of this study is to promote a conception of knowledge, based on subjectivity that defines the concrete value of an aesthetic education.
For those that do, a priori knowledge is knowledge based on a priori justification.
Wheelchair propulsion episodes were identified using a wheelchair detection knowledge based on different body postures.
As mentioned, both Plato and Aristotle viewed Heraclitus as violating the law of non-contradiction, and propounding an incoherent theory of knowledge based on a radical flux.
The method of Petsalaki et al., based on a knowledge based bioinformatics approach addressed this problem and could successfully find the binding sites for the peptides.
