The phrase "a thorough knowledge on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition to use is "of" instead of "on."
Example: "She has a thorough knowledge of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "a deep understanding of" or "extensive knowledge of."
At pilot and demonstration scale fewer investigations are available and a thorough knowledge on the concrete applicability of HFMCs under realistic conditions is still lacking at present.
Recent trend of miniaturization in mini/micro fluid reactors, compact heat exchangers and micro thrusters requires a thorough knowledge on multiphase flow phenomena in mini/micro channels.
This helps to obtain a thorough knowledge on distribution, mobility and bioavailability of the metals (Degryse et al. 2003).
For many fundamental problems of ongoing research in biomechanics, zoology, evolutionary biology, and robotics, the key element is a thorough knowledge on animal locomotion [1 8].
The extraction behavior is primarily affected by the formation of intermetallic compounds, and thus a thorough knowledge on the existence and stability of intermetallic compounds in the various binary phase diagrams RE-Me are important.
Once the list will be made up, an expert panel for the Delphi technique will be delineated with the following criteria: 1) To be a health professional related to the care of people with COPD or HF, and 2) To have a thorough knowledge on case management, disease management or chronic care models and, 3) To have a thorough knowledge about the Andalusian Health Care System.
While our knowledge of the details of fermentation is relatively recent, it is clear that control of the process is dependent in part not only on a thorough knowledge of yeast strain but also on the impact of fermentation vessel geometry and design that will greatly influence the way that yeast performs.
Above all, Memling's art reveals a thorough knowledge of, and dependence on, compositions and figure types created by Rogier van der Weyden.
A thorough knowledge of the child on the part of service providers emerged as extremely important to parents; such knowledge was underpinned by continuity of personal relationships, principally, and also by written information.
This is an unusually well-informed book, based on a thorough knowledge of the German sources as well as the American background.
Perhaps the current generation of politicians hopes that demonstrating a thorough knowledge of the latest goings on in the Big Brother house or the breakdown of Jordan's marriage will help to ingratiate them with the general public.
