'adding knowledge' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about the process of gaining knowledge. For example: "The more books I read, the more I am adding knowledge."
The limitations of standard database techniques were overcome by adding knowledge to the retrieval system.
After graduating, I supplemented my education both informally and now formally, adding knowledge of art history, critical theory, and practice.
By adding knowledge of the price of the transactions, he increased "reidentification" (the academic term for spotting an individual in anonymized data) to 94%.
As has always been the case, all physical changes to the University exist to serve the academic mission of adding knowledge to what human endeavor already has accumulated and transmitting this knowledge to each new generation.
But adding knowledge about dogs, hyenas and other species to what is already known about people should help to illuminate exactly what, biologically, personality is for, and also how it has evolved.
Neither the purpose of encouraging new inventions nor the overriding interest in advancing progress by adding knowledge to the public domain is served by retroactively increasing the inventor's compensation for a completed invention and frustrating the legitimate expectations of members of the public who want to make use of it in a free [537 U.S. 227] market.
It also encourages workers to issue on-line discussions to add knowledge annotations.
"So you add knowledge and insights, and I think to block something too early is a mistake," he said.
The MBA adds knowledge and skill in all the business functions along with a general management perspective.
"If you're looking to add knowledge, expertise and experience to your team then often an angel investor can bring this along with some cash.
Based on the knowledge gathered so far, recommendations for managers are made and the need for future studies to add knowledge to expand these recommendations is discussed.
