The phrase "a necessary knowledge for" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "necessary knowledge of" or "a necessary knowledge about."
Example: "Having a necessary knowledge of programming languages is essential for this job."
Alternatives: "essential understanding of" or "crucial knowledge regarding."
Therefore, our ontology makes our vision of personalized healthcare possible by capturing all necessary knowledge for a complex personalized healthcare scenario involving patient care, insurance policies, and drug prescriptions, and compliances.
The aim of these studies is to offer to the owners-managers the necessary knowledge for an efficient administration, and also help governments, as well as public and private institutions that work on strengthening the category of companies.
The UN Charter in Lebanon earmarked a huge part of its budget to projects aimed at dialogue, bolstering understanding among youth and providing them with the necessary knowledge for an active participation in society.
The study then highlights the well-known main areas of necessary knowledge for managing a GVET project within the construction context based on a project lifecycle approach.
Application to other case studies can be done in a straightforward and useful manner, providing the necessary knowledge for analysis prior to the introduction of competition.
The tip leakage loss characteristics and loss mechanisms in a highly loaded helium compressor are analyzed by numerical simulation to provide the necessary knowledge for optimizing the blade tip aerothermal design.
In Germany of the early 19th century the encyclopaedia was expected to provide the right or necessary knowledge for good society.
They collectively provide the necessary knowledge for information systems development and business process redesign.
It is the instructor who creates the contents of e-learning material that are useful and essential for gaining necessary knowledge for the future success of students.
