The sentence "all kinds of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a wide range of knowledge or when you want to emphasize the range of facts or information someone may have. For example, "My grandmother has all kinds of knowledge about the history of our family."
We think of the old adage, "Reading maketh a full man" - reading makes a woman and a man full of information, of history, of all kinds of knowledge.
I absorb all kinds of knowledge and have new experiences all the time - both in business and in my personal life.
For a regular Pakistani youngster the internet is the major source of all kinds of knowledge and happenings around the world.
My fellow obsessives share my penchant for soaking up all kinds of knowledge about their chosen places, collecting books, newspapers, and other publications; they haunt online sites and discussion forums.
Troy shared all kinds of knowledge in an interview at Disrupt NY 2013 this morning, largely focusing on one belief: if your product is no good, getting a celebrity involved won't help anyone.
The ability to work from anywhere and deliver information to anywhere has opened up new horizons for all kinds of knowledge workers technologists, designers, copywriters, accountants, lawyers and administrators, to name a few.
All these kinds of knowledge are expressed in the form of NLML, an annotation language for natural language text.
The decision about what mixture will make for a happy life leads to a combination of the true and pure pleasures with all the kinds of knowledge and disciplines that are necessary for life's needs (59d 64b).
That while the world will demand all kinds of practical knowledge from them, they needn't take this knowledge too seriously (and they certainly needn't try to build an identity on the facts they know or the talents they have).
By the year 1000, all branches of science, and indeed all kinds of theoretical knowledge except theology, had pretty much disintegrated.
But I really do not have a final position on a great many profound questions," she says, later adding, "I am alarmed by all kinds of solidified knowledge".
