The phrase "adept understanding" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when describing a high level of skill or proficiency in understanding a particular subject or concept.
Example: "Her adept understanding of complex theories made her an invaluable asset to the research team."
Alternatives: "proficient understanding" or "deep understanding."
While it's necessary to have a good understanding of technology, as a manager it's important to understand how that technology meets business requirements, and it's necessary to be adept at using business language.
Most young children, experts now say, are also more adept at understanding some abstract concepts -- basic notions of biology, for example -- than previously believed.
The good news is that people seem to be adept at understanding when others need help, as shown in a fascinating observational study of barroom brawls.
— This entrepreneurial city, the largest along the 981-mile Ohio River, is adept at understanding how geography, resources and new markets can be turned into business opportunities.
Building this fractal — and seeing participants who never thought of themselves as mathematically inclined become adept at understanding the complex spatial relationships — got me thinking about the experimental side of mathematics.
Some bands bring their own engineers, but many use the in-house crew, all of whom seem to be adept at understanding the needs of a variety of musics, from dubstep to folk, reggae to rock, or jazz to singer-songwriter acoustic softness.
Build the product in a way that funnels users into the experience so that they are becoming increasingly adept at understanding and using the product.
And then there is the character who is adept at understanding and applying moral concepts as she characterizes them but who couldn't care less about them.
Her teacher Don (Elrod) dives right into absurd gibberish that she proves adept at understanding and she (and we) soon glom onto every goofy, made-up phrase with glee.
