The phrase "ameliorating our knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the improvement or enhancement of understanding or information in a particular field or subject.
Example: "The research conducted over the past year has been instrumental in ameliorating our knowledge of climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "enhancing our understanding" or "improving our knowledge".
Management had done little to ameliorate our stay.
It turns out that our friends at Big Pharma have been spending many a sleepless night toiling in the lab to ameliorate our nocturnal tossing and turnings.
First, the enlargement of the sample, broadening the perimeter of the analysis even to the active-migration areas, could ameliorate our thesis and consolidate our findings.
Therefore, we look first to outside causes and solutions to ameliorate our suffering.
Indeed many data have already allowed us to ameliorate not only our knowledge about cancer onset, but also about patients treatment.
As predicted from our knowledge of splanchnic circulation during feeding, acute exercise should ameliorate the pooling of splanchnic blood during feeding, and hence reduce postprandial hypotension.
To our knowledge, only one published study has attempted to utilize CBM to ameliorate negative emotional response to a real life stressful event, and this study evaluated the impact of CBM-A rathan than CBM-I.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to explore the feasibility of using bFGF to ameliorate radiation-induced endothelial dysfunction in the urinary bladder.
In summary, our data provide the first evidence to our knowledge that a J-domain chaperone can reduce aggregate load and ameliorate disease progression, albeit modestly, in a mouse model of polyglutamine disease.
Nevertheless, to our knowledge research has not yet explicitly addressed whether TF-CBT or TF-CBT-based interventions ameliorates children's symptoms by improving children's emotion regulation.
