The phrase "an integral knowledge" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental or essential understanding of a subject, but it is more typical to use "integral" as an adjective describing something that is necessary to make a whole.
Example: "To succeed in this field, one must have an integral knowledge of the core principles."
Alternatives: "a fundamental understanding" or "a crucial awareness."
The integral knowledge and historical use of micro and macro landscape features has been superseded by interests not always compatible with the temporal variability necessary for dryland pastoralism.
Broader professional networks across the drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation sector is also important to ensure OH is not isolated from integral knowledge exchange with comparable services, despite its remote geographic location.
Opportunities for intentional teaching and knowledge-building are both planned and spontaneous, and learning is documented and monitored as an integral part of knowledge building.
Although reviewing science is an integral part of knowledge generation, we should not allow the critique to paralyse emerging science on climate change from reaching society – especially when the lives and livelihoods of considerable numbers of people are at risk.
We must evaluate the results of this process, in order to know if it works, and to propose an integral framework of knowledge and intelligence for policy makers.
Disease explanatory models provide an integral framework for health knowledge and point the direction for the prevention and resolution of illness.
The emergence of deep learning and big data lectures requires teachers and students to adopt HPC as an integral part of their knowledge domain.
In the last two conceptions, graduate attributes are an integral substrate of discipline knowledge.
Consequently, a view of assessment might have been taken that conceptualizes the ability to recognize words in print as an integral component of vocabulary knowledge and should thus be tested as such.
This is because machines, as an integral part of our knowledge, are continuously changing and correspondingly accelerating the changes of human beings.
