The phrase "analysis knowledge" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the understanding or insights gained from analysis, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The analysis knowledge gained from the research was invaluable for the project's success."
Alternatives: "analytical understanding" or "insight from analysis".
"Barak was thoroughly impressed not only by Hagel's military background, but by his analysis, knowledge of the Middle East, and his understanding of Israel's security issues and predicaments," Pinkas wrote.
The methodology consists of five phases: business environment analysis, knowledge requirements analysis, knowledge management strategy establishment, knowledge management architecture design, and knowledge management implementation planning.
Development proceeded through a design sequence of cognitive analysis, knowledge representation and workspace design.
Investor-Specific Analysis Knowledge can be a strategic advantage in evaluating a foreign account owner's defense options.
From the GLM multiple regression analysis, knowledge of evolutionary theory (KEE score) was a significant predictor of initial attitude toward evolution (see Table 3).
Although observations available in 1975 77 only are used in our analysis, knowledge of volcanic processes and the assessment and interpretation of monitoring data have advanced since then.
Health informatics is faced with many problems that (still) require the human-in-the-loop, e.g., genome annotation, image analysis, knowledge-base population, and protein structure.
Implicit in setting research priorities is the analysis of knowledge needs and knowledge available for health decisions and actions.
A good analysis of knowledge will enable them to determine whether knowledge really does have the necessary condition the argument describes.
The traditional analysis of knowledge, brought into contemporary discussion (and famously criticized) by Gettier (1963), takes knowledge to be a species of belief specifically, justified true belief.
The objective of the analysis of knowledge is to state conditions that are individually necessary and jointly sufficient for propositional knowledge.
