"a solid knowledge foundation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the base or grounding of one's knowledge on a particular subject or topic. Example: "She was able to excel in her field because she had a solid knowledge foundation in mathematics."
As a relatively new database, CTD has focused on data completeness for individual chemicals (using legacy literature) to help build a historic, solid knowledge foundation about interactions between chemicals, genes and diseases, in addition to maintaining data currency (using recent literature) to cover the topical interests of the toxicology research community.
Someone once wrote that Cary Grant looks like a person who's thinking; I'd say he's rather lost in thought, whereas Moreau seems at home in thought, standing on a solid foundation of knowledge that makes her searching focussed, precise, intention-sharp.
The following chapter is designed to give librarians a solid foundation of knowledge that can be used to achieve favorable results on a consistent basis.
While there is a solid foundation of knowledge from which these articles are built, only the surface layer has been scratched concerning diversity of form and function of circulatory design among fishes.
Make sure you build a solid foundation of knowledge of alignment before you try your hand at more challenging classes like a rigorous Vinyasa flow class or a hot yoga class.
Remember that your real job, regardless of your day-to-day tasks, is to build a solid foundation of knowledge that will serve you as you grow in your career.
"Schools need to ensure that students acquire a solid foundation of knowledge in key disciplines, that they develop creative, critical thinking and collaborative skills, and that they build character attributes, such as mindfulness, curiosity, courage and resilience".
Getting students into schools is a start, but then schools need to ensure that students acquire a solid foundation of knowledge in key disciplines, that they develop creative, critical thinking and collaborative skills, and that they build character attributes, such as mindfulness, curiosity, courage and resilience.
Equipped with critical skillsets and a solid foundation of knowledge, these students are poised to become our future leaders and innovators, visionaries who will transform nearly every aspect of society and pull the U.S. economy into the 21st century along with them.
The greatest partnerships are built on a solid foundation, and that foundation includes a vested interest in one another.
