The phrase "add to the understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how new information or insights contribute to a broader comprehension of a topic.
Example: "The research findings add to the understanding of climate change and its impacts on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "enhance the comprehension" or "contribute to the knowledge".
The paper aims to add to the understanding of how innovation systems evolve.
Here, we highlight three areas where genome-wide methods can add to the understanding of genetic architecture.
The Flpp3 structure may add to the understanding of F. tularensis virulence and contribute to the development of effective vaccines.
These results add to the understanding of the connections between the environment, organismal life cycle, and soil H2 uptake.
In addition, determination of directly available and acid or enzymatically hydrolysable amino acids and carbohydrates can add to the understanding of NOM biodegradability over different time scales.
What does Mr. Aunger really add to the understanding of memes by explaining them as neuronal firings rather than as patterns of ideas or patterns of cultural behavior?
The government still must do other testing, including examining any toxic impact on a cell's genetic material, to help add to the understanding of risks, according to DeVito.
The calf was dead, but its carcass could yield valuable tissue samples that would add to the understanding of how the toxin kills.
Knowledge about the regulation of sexual emotion may add to the understanding of sexual problems such as diminished sexual desire and hypersexuality.
The results of this study add to the understanding of the interdependencies of conflicting budgeting purposes and contribute to explain why firms often use a single budget for multiple purposes.
"This kind of dig can add to the understanding of not just the town's history, but of the state's history as well in so many ways," Nick Bellantoni, the state archeologist, said.
