The phrase "addressing knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or considering knowledge in a particular context, such as education or research.
Example: "In our seminar, we will be addressing knowledge gaps in the current curriculum to enhance student learning."
Alternatives: "tackling knowledge" or "dealing with knowledge".
Geoscience has an essential contribution to make in addressing knowledge gaps recognised in ecosystem assessment and in implementing robust solutions to broader environmental, economic and social issues.
These evolved from a critique of limitations of the familiar frameworks, addressing knowledge management concerns over consistency, integration and the ability to organise complex and detailed knowledge of practice.
Enabling adaptation may require revising assumptions (e.g., assumptions about stationary climate), upgrading formal and informal institutions (including mandates), re-engineering governance, addressing knowledge gaps and information management issues, and changing practices.
The resulting research priorities in both locations strongly highlighted local context, indicating that while opportunities for addressing knowledge gaps through collaboration exist at the national scale, there is a need for regional- or fishery-specific governance strategies and approaches to mahseer research and conservation.
Results from this study aided in addressing knowledge gaps in fall Chinook salmon embryonic development rates and provided a reference index of development to assist with the estimation of fertilization dates of eggs recovered from natural redds.
Behaviour change is a research-based consultative process for addressing knowledge, attitudes and practices.
The survey addressed knowledge of complementary and alternative medicine.
Current work addresses knowledge gaps regarding indoor hydrogen accumulations and vented deflagrations.
For all stakeholders, the questions addressed knowledge, preparedness, and experience of EV safety and risks.
This study addresses knowledge gaps regarding pore connectivity in typical American and Chinese shales.
For all stakeholders, the questions addressed knowledge, preparedness, and experience of EV safety and risks. .
