The phrase "accumulate knowledge on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of gaining or gathering information or understanding about a particular subject or topic.
Example: "Students are encouraged to accumulate knowledge on various scientific theories to enhance their understanding of the subject."
Alternatives: "gather knowledge about" or "acquire knowledge on".
Donald Griffin, who discovered echolocation in bats and pioneered much of its scientific understanding, early on pointed out the ecological relevance of echolocation call intensities [13], but only recently a handful of studies started to accumulate knowledge on call intensity for free flying bats in the field [3], [5], [14], [15], [16].
Establishing efficient quality control is challenging as it bases on trial and error to accumulate knowledge on optimal culture conditions for therapeutic applications.
With accumulating knowledge on osteoarthritis development, the next step is to focus on possibilities for primary prevention.
Thus we hope that newly accumulating knowledge on naturally occurring RNAs and RNP complexes will provide a variety of new parts, devices and systems for synthetic biology.
Finally, we discuss how the accumulated knowledge on PRR biology, especially Dectin-1, has been used for the design of new immunotherapies against fungal infections.
Entrepreneurs of an earlier generation neither had nor wanted to acquire the weight of accumulated knowledge on managing people, communications, team formation, marketing, cash flow, and even innovation itself.
The soil science community is challenged to apply the accumulated knowledge on soil formation, soil differences and functions, as well as, new tools of robust data processing to evaluate current systems and define objective relationships for better future classification systems.
The proposed analogy between homogeneous and heterogeneous catalytic aggregates seems promising to widen the spectrum of heterogeneous catalyst design and realize synergistic investigations with accumulated knowledge on homogeneous systems.
The Times has reporters with years of accumulated knowledge on their beats, and Suzanne Daley, the national editor, said the newspaper wants to give readers the benefit of it, "so you aren't left with he-said, she-said, and you can't make head or tail of it".
The low frequency of HR remains the major obstacle but recent progress in gene targeting in Arabidopsis and rice, as well as accumulating knowledge on the regulation of recombination levels, is an encouraging sign of the further development of HR-based approaches for genome engineering in plants.
Additionally, with a large variety of vectors, promoters and selection markers to choose from, combined with the accumulated knowledge on industrial-scale fermentation techniques and the current advances in the post-genomic technology, it is possible to design more cost-effective expression systems in order to meet the increasing demand for recombinant proteins and glycoproteins.
