The phrase "also knowledge of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of having knowledge about a specific subject or area in addition to other skills or information.
Example: "In this role, you will need not only technical skills but also knowledge of the latest industry trends."
Alternatives: "as well as understanding of the" or "in addition to awareness of the".
"This is done with a game-plan and strategy in mind though, so it is a combination of the data and also knowledge of the players and their intangible qualities that will help".
At the very least, she is persuasive in arguing that sending the anthrax letters required not just access to the "Ames strain" of anthrax but also knowledge of the weaponization technique developed by Bill Patrick.
The obtained model delivers also knowledge of the 3D-structure of the binding site, which, in turn, can be used to refine 3D-models of the CB2 receptor.
However, selecting gas liquid separation technologies requires not only knowledge of the process conditions, but also knowledge of the characteristics of the liquid contaminants.
Manufacturing of a braided rope not only requires basic knowledge of the manufacturing technology but also knowledge of the interaction between and the significance of the individual rope parameters.
From the medical side it is important to bring in experts and key-opinion-leaders in the disease area that is being targeted in order to have in-depth understanding of the disease mechanisms and pathology, and also knowledge of the currently available treatments, if there are any.
Besides empathic abilities, moral agency requires also knowledge of abstract moral principles, such as the principles of caring and justice.
Krzyzewski has also denied knowledge of the payments.
Candidates also needed knowledge of the portion of the trail to which they were assigned.
Justin Tuck, a third-year defensive end from Notre Dame, praised "the warmth of the people" and also the knowledge of the 80,000 fans at Wembley.
"The area has a strong literary heritage, and this is reflected in the choice of titles, its literary lunches, and also the knowledge of the staff.
