The phrase "a possible knowledge" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing theoretical or potential understanding of a subject, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "In the realm of philosophy, we often explore a possible knowledge of existence and reality."
Alternatives: "potential understanding" or "theoretical knowledge".
Second, the possibility of contamination arising due to a change of contacts and a possible knowledge exchange between professionals in the intervention and control groups cannot theoretically be excluded.
We want to conclude our analysis with suggesting for discussion propositions for a possible knowledge systems perspective, which we label ad hoc as "Mode 3".
A possible knowledge transfer framework is outlined as a means to bridge the practical uses of genetics within various ethical, social and economic contexts.
We have almost a totality of the possible knowledge we could have, although we don't know what the vase painters ate.
The epistemic operator KcA should be read as 'agent c knows implicitly A', 'A follows from c's knowledge', 'A is agent c's possible knowledge', etc. Propositional attitudes like these should replace the usual 'agent c knows A'.
Mr. Schumer said he doubted the thoroughness of a rushed review by the bureau, and in a letter to the White House today he said the Saudis appeared to have gotten "a free pass" despite their possible knowledge about the attacks.
The prosecutor's possible knowledge of a witness' falsehoods, the materiality of evidence not revealed to the defense, the propriety of a closing argument, and ultimately in every case the likelihood that prosecutorial misconduct so infected a trial as to deny due process, are typical of issues with which judges struggle in actions for post-trial relief, sometimes to differing conclusions.
The earliest possible knowledge of an anthrax attack could minimize illness and death by allowing more lead time for intervention.
The methods consider possible knowledge available from a given application.
Why after all should it be that an epistemic theory of truth collapses possible knowledge into actual knowledge?
This shows a possible poor knowledge of the national recommendations described in the National TB policy.
