The phrase "advanced level of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high degree of understanding or expertise in a particular subject or field.
Example: "To qualify for this position, candidates must demonstrate an advanced level of knowledge in data analysis and statistical methods."
Alternatives: "high degree of expertise" or "proficient understanding".
Despite this, students' online discussions during project-based learning were characterized by more advanced levels of knowledge construction, where ideas were rationalized and integrated into plausible solutions.
Indeed, in a study conducted by Li, Cheng, and Liu (2013), the framework helps students lacking background knowledge to balance challenge and skill perceptions, while for students with average to advanced levels of knowledge, it facilitates the learning experience by either reducing the challenge perception or promoting the skill perception.
Adolescents take the basics learned in primary school and move into more advanced levels of knowledge and skills.
He argued for a wider range and more advanced levels of knowledge and skills that support greater autonomy and personal empowerment in health related decision-making and management.
Terms like "sound," or "high level," will require that you show that you have that advanced level of skill or knowledge.
Studies have confirmed that a spiral curriculum can be motivating because it activates and reinforces prior knowledge and stimulates a more advanced level of application and integration of knowledge and consequently increases expertise and feelings of competence [ 38, 39].
Pregnant women with an advanced level of education had higher proportions of correct answers in two knowledge questions on NIPT than those without.
While definitions of advanced nursing practice vary internationally, in Canada it is an umbrella term used for an "advanced level of clinical nursing practice that maximizes the use of graduate educational preparation, in-depth nursing knowledge and expertise in meeting the health needs of individuals, families, groups, communities and populations" (p41) [ 5].
