The phrase "advanced knowledge about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a high level of understanding or expertise in a particular subject or field.
Example: "To excel in this role, candidates must demonstrate advanced knowledge about artificial intelligence and its applications."
Alternatives: "in-depth understanding of" or "extensive expertise in".
In the process, this body of work has greatly advanced knowledge about how organizations and their rules for managing resources can be designed to improve sustainable resource governance.
With the development of new implant types, surface technology, and advanced knowledge about the physiology of osseointegration, the requirement for delayed restoration of dental implants has been challenged [35 38].
They contributed essential knowledge about the epidemiology of mutations predisposing to cancer, and they significantly advanced knowledge about appropriate ways to manage inherited cancer risks.
Our finding that kindergarten teachers do not have advanced skills to recognize obesity or advanced knowledge about obesity is in line with other groups at risk for obesity.
This assumption is based in part on the typical AAT trial structure in which participants have no advanced knowledge about the nature of the stimulus and the required response (approach vs. avoidance).
In fact, thus far this field has primarily advanced knowledge about main effects, that is, hypotheses about the independent effects of SES or various payers have been tested alone.
The government also partnered with the International Energy Agency to "advance knowledge" about unconventional fuels like fracked shale gas, which several Canadian provinces have passed moratoriums against.
The tobacco hornworm, for example, has played a key role in advancing knowledge about neurohormones known as allatotropins and their ability to regulate the biosynthesis of juvenile hormone.
I refer, of course, to filling out the death certificate, a document that has myriad benefits for the living: establishing a legal basis for life insurance and estate settlements; providing critical information to survivors and descendants in an era of burgeoning advances in genetics; advancing knowledge about diseases, accidents and other causes of death; and much else.
Using standardized methods and procedures will advance knowledge about offenders and ultimately lead to enhanced applications for practitioners.
