The phrase "ability to use knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies in applying what they have learned or understood in practical situations.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to use knowledge effectively during the interview, showcasing their problem-solving skills."
Alternatives: "capacity to apply knowledge" or "skill in utilizing knowledge".
Understanding something in depth entails the ability to use knowledge in novel situations in appropriate, flexible, and intelligent ways.
Also new in this update is the ability to use Knowledge Graph to filter results.
All children learn actively, not passively, as the research on what children's memories and their ability to use knowledge reveals.
They reflect the imperfections of human justice, the inadequacy of human compassion, the defectiveness of our sensibility toward the sufferings of our fellows; they mark the limit of our ability to use knowledge for the well-being of our fellow human beings throughout the world.
Transfer refers to the learner's ability to use knowledge gained from an instructional event to solve subsequent problems [ 72].
Agriculture today requires the ability to use knowledge and information to build new insights and to solve the intricate problems of today.
Analyses have confirmed two subdimensions across domains: Content knowledge, and the ability to use this knowledge in different problem situations (an overview in Nickolaus and Seeber 2013).
This definition addresses functional oral health literacy, encompassing knowledge as well as ability to use that knowledge in making appropriate oral health-related decisions.
It has been demonstrated among Russian university students that use of Transactional Analysis by them helped them to gain a high level of knowledge about effective relationships and ability to use this knowledge in their professional and personal lives.
And lastly, three of six participants (one Indigenous and two non-Indigenous) identified that an additional strength was the ability to use the knowledge obtained beyond just educational applications as the knowledge would be stored using ICT (for example in a relational database) making it accessible.
The faculty of reason as defined by our knowledge of the world and our ability to use this knowledge in the pursuit of goals has allowed mankind to perceive conflict as a problem to be solved, to develop cultural institutions to deter violence, and to think through the social consequences of our actions [ 46].
