The phrase "about the knowledge and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to knowledge, information, or understanding in a broader context.
Example: "The seminar will focus on about the knowledge and skills required for effective leadership in the modern workplace."
Alternatives: "regarding the knowledge and" or "concerning the knowledge and".
At Cornell, we talk about the knowledge and what you need to do about confidentiality.
Failure would provide 10th graders with an early warning system about the knowledge and skills they need to master in high school before seeking to enroll in college.
This paper presents the results from a UK survey about the knowledge and information requirements of managers and engineers in design and service.
This paper gathers the conclusions of a research whose principal aim was to inquire about the knowledge and technological skills possessed by the artisans painters of northern argentinian Patagonia during pre- and postcolumbian times.
Knowledge needs knowledge about the knowledge, and this requires loops — what I describe as the three loops of active intelligence: thinking about things, changing the categories with which we think about things, and changing how we think.
Teacher Professional Competence: What Can Be Learned About the Knowledge and Practices Needed for Teaching?
It's more about tapping the knowledge and hunger found in startups to identify future areas of investment and development.
Yet little is known about the knowledge, attitudes and practices of the Mongolian population with regards to blood pressure.
This may help to increase understanding about the knowledge, strategic, and regulatory gaps companies face during drug development.
The model suggests that trust is built on relative agreement about the knowledge base and the expertise required for any intervention.
"It's about the knowledge of the father and mother — the heritage that creates an aristocracy of knowledge," she said.
