The phrase "a knowledge that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type or aspect of knowledge in a descriptive manner.
Example: "A knowledge that is deeply rooted in experience often proves to be more valuable than theoretical knowledge."
Alternatives: "an understanding that is" or "a comprehension that is".
As he did in his blood-rusher "Shooting Dr. Jack, Greenn writes about mobster families with a knowledge that is unnerving in its intimacy.
Dignaga gave a new definition of perception: a knowledge that is free from all conceptual constructions, including name and class concepts.
And the Vietnam movies that came after the end of that war could at least rely on a shared knowledge of how the larger story ended, a knowledge that is implicit in the shape of the smaller stories they tell.
Many populations are now poised at the edge of eradication – taking with them our chance to learn about their unique cultures, for chimps vary from place to place in the manner in which they catch termites or baboons, a knowledge that is passed down from adult to child.
It becomes the pretext upon which new pretenses are built, aiming at the further, if often self-contradictory, refinement of a knowledge that is never, and will probably never be achieved for certain.
Instead of the formal language of the dialecticians, which he found completely unsuited to interpret reality, he proposes the less rigorous but more concrete universe of everyday communication, which answers all our practical needs and aims to provide a knowledge that is useful.
They feel there is a "right" response, a respect that is due, a knowledge that's needed before any opinion can be given.
The informants described a knowledge that was experienced physically.
Speaking those languages well requires a cultural knowledge that is also hard to pick up.
She adds: "It's somehow feminist with a sensual knowledge that is completely different from the generations before her.
All these pieces of information form the a priori knowledge, that is the prior probability p(f ).
