"accumulate more knowledge" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to gather or collect additional information or understanding about a topic or subject. Example: "In order to excel in her career, Sarah made it a priority to continuously accumulate more knowledge through attending conferences, taking courses, and reading industry publications."
We need to accumulate more knowledge while we continue to do the best we can for our patients with what we already know.
Future research is needed to accumulate more knowledge on the architectural dynamics of networks at organizational and industry level as well as about Pareto distributions and the underlying processes that generate them.
One of the great strengths of science, yet a sometimes troubling one for those involved in science, is that as scientists continue to accumulate more knowledge, some of our older "confident" precepts are weakened, modified, or even discarded.
On the other hand, once we accumulate more knowledge of how tightly modules and axes of genes are co-regulated, deviations of individual transcripts and methylation states may be assessed relative to those genes that remain stable.
In the past forty years, the human species has accumulated more knowledge of our physical world, more understanding of the inner dimension of the human mind, more ability to effect change than we have gained through all our previous history.
Despite its metaphysical character, the principle of causation or, more specifically, the notion that every disease has a cause has been of great heuristic value and likely will govern our future endeavors for better understanding of the relationship between the environment and human health until we have accumulated more knowledge and may describe the process by a system of equations.
This predisposition increases the potential that they can use reasoning to identity optimal solutions once they have accumulated more specific knowledge.
Further well designed studies in humans are necessary to accumulate more evidence on the positive effects and to translate this knowledge into valid therapeutic applications.
Accumulating more and more things.
Scientists are slowly accumulating more clues.
