The phrase "a need for improved knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity to enhance understanding or expertise in a particular area.
Example: "In today's rapidly changing world, there is a need for improved knowledge in technology to keep up with advancements."
Alternatives: "a demand for better understanding" or "a requirement for enhanced knowledge."
There is also a need for improved knowledge on the link between aggregate and bulk soil properties.
As a result, there is a need for improved knowledge and identification of risk factors for postpartum mental health problems, such as intimate partner abuse [ 19].
Thus, there is need for further development in line with the principles of organic agriculture and there is a need for improved knowledge transfer systems which acknowledges traditional as well as scientific knowledge.
In particular, there is a need for improved knowledge in a number of areas, including the dynamics of the purchaser and provider relationship [ 6]; systems effects and equity implications [ 9]; the capacity of resource-constrained governments to fulfil the purchaser role; and how relationships with providers evolve over time [ 6].
Most efforts have previously focused the first solution [ 9] and the present findings suggest that individuals with SCI are knowledgeable about their injury and SHCs; however, there seemed to be a need for improved knowledge dissemination as to how to navigate through the fragmented health care system.
Research has revealed the need for improved knowledge in drug dose calculation, and medication knowledge as a whole is poorly investigated.
Overall, there is need for improved knowledge and awareness of accessibility issues among all actors involved in municipal planning and a need for a more effective and systematic approach when planning and designing outdoor environments for all.
There is need for improved knowledge through structured educational intervention.
While most respondents felt that GPs should take the initiative to introduce and encourage ACP, most survey participants acknowledged the need for improved knowledge to involve families in caring for patients with dementia at the end of life and that a standard format for ACP documentation was needed.
The NHCP (2011 2015) states the following: " There is need for improved knowledge about how and to what degree user involvement is accomplished, the effects of user involvement, and how the voice of the users can be made more explicit"[ 2]:p.86 (translation made by authors).
We conclude with a discussion of innovations needed to facilitate the use of farm and policy-level models to generate data and analysis for improved knowledge products.
