The phrase "also knows that when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is aware of a specific condition or situation that occurs at a certain time.
Example: "She also knows that when the sun sets, the temperature drops significantly."
Alternatives: "is also aware that when" or "also understands that when".
He also knows that when we say we want to work with him, we mean it".
"My wife now knows that I might not be home until 8 p.m.," he said, "but she also knows that when I get there, I am totally focused on the home.
She also knows that when she goes to work on Thursday, a note tracking the week's activities will be in place, as will a work-in-progress folder, so she can pick up where Ms. Keesler left off.
Yet he also knows that, when party leader and chancellor are out of step, the government tends to fall just as it did under Mr Schmidt in 1982.Even if the new twin leadership is a success, this will not guarantee any improvement in the polls.
If you can hit a natural draw that's an easier way to play the golf course.' Although Scott knows he has a poor record in the majors, he also knows that when the time came to win his biggest event so far he did so.
But anyone with half a brain (including Washington) also knows that when unemployment is high and economic growth still painfully slow, cutting the deficit too much now would make a bad situation even worse.
I also knew that when she gave me a big hug, she meant it.
But we also knew that when my grandfather died, she experienced a liberation that had been impossible while married.
"But we also know that when qualifications do change, schools and colleges can typically see more variability in their results.
"I'm sensitive to players but I also know that when things go bad, everyone blames everyone," Fassel said.
We also know that when students don't walk away from their education, more of them walk the stage to get their diploma.
