The phrase "an international knowledge" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used when referring to knowledge that is applicable or relevant across different countries or cultures, but it would be more appropriate to use "international knowledge" without the article "an."
Example: "The conference aimed to share international knowledge on climate change solutions."
Alternatives: "global knowledge" or "worldwide knowledge".
The goal of change is to liberate students to pursue more fulfilling paths in a country where jobs are no longer assigned; it is also to produce the sort of flexibly skilled work force that best fits an international knowledge economy.
By focusing on the urban megaprojects in the Gulf, a particular cultural and political context, this paper argues that such firms have a major role in the rapid urban transformation of Gulf countries and act as transfer agents of an international knowledge in the urban planning domain.
The objective was to establish an international knowledge transfer process in order to reduce the frequency and duration of coercive measures on a long-term basis to an extent of necessity.
The emergence of a new international knowledge management (KM) standard reflects convergence in KM practice.
All participants indicated a sound acquaintance of international knowledge of working with young children.
Thus, prior to a detailed examination of the NRSPs in the selected countries, a review of the current international knowledge and experience regarding main safety problems and recommended safety interventions, was conducted.
In this context, we examine ideas production and international knowledge spillovers in a panel of 31 EMEs by accounting for six diffusion channels and two types (national versus USPTO) of patent filings.
d) Future evaluations The profile and selection of evaluators should be carefully considered so that evaluations reflect a balanced perspective of local and international knowledge and expertise.
Because the automotive design business is becoming an international business, knowledge of 1 or more foreign languages may be beneficial as well.
As a result, little literature exists investigating the correlation between international migration and international knowledge flows using patent citations as a proxy for knowledge flows.
The hallmark of schools in the International Studies Schools Network, a group of 12 secondary schools in primarily urban undeserved communities across the country, is the integration of international knowledge and skills within a rigorous college preparatory curriculum.
