The phrase "accurate knowledge of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of having precise information or understanding about a particular process or subject.
Example: "To succeed in this project, we need to have accurate knowledge of how the system operates."
Alternatives: "precise understanding of how" or "exact information on how".
Two prerequisites to test this hypothesis are the provision of test specimens containing a highly triaxial residual stress field and an accurate knowledge of how this residual stress field relaxes due to creep.
"As a new generation of consumers are demanding healthier food and accessible, accurate knowledge of how the food they eat impacts their health and industry disruptors are emerging to address this paradigm shift in consumer preferences," said Hadad.
To decide whether the benefits are cost-effective, budget holders require an accurate knowledge of how much it costs to treat patients with relapse.
HIV/AIDS and Sexual Behaviour One of the most important prerequisites for reducing the rate of HIV infection is accurate knowledge of how HIV is transmitted and strategies to prevent transmission.
We suggest that protein analysis will play not only a supplementary, but also a prominent role in future molecular diagnostics, and we outline how accurate knowledge of the molecular therapeutic targets can be used to monitor therapy response.
Our results show how an accurate knowledge of the attenuation coefficient is of minor importance in absence of strong impedance contrasts in the shallow subsurface.
Bacon ends Part three with an account of how a better understanding of natural phenomena could lead to a more accurate knowledge of the natural phenomena mentioned in Scripture.
Spinoza thus provides, in his account of the affects, the basis for an explanation of how it is that introspection into our conscious experience of desire might fail to bring us accurate knowledge of our own psychological processes.
Determining how near any of these orbital period ratios actually is to a true resonance requires accurate knowledge of the satellites' precessions.
Abstract: Estimating indirect effects (spillovers) requires accurate knowledge of the network of possible influence pathways.
This measurement requires an accurate knowledge of the surface emissivity.
