The phrase "analytical knowledge of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a deep understanding or insight into a particular subject or field that involves analysis.
Example: "Her analytical knowledge of the market trends allowed her to make informed investment decisions."
Alternatives: "critical understanding of the" or "insightful comprehension of the".
In a semi-analytic approach, the analytical knowledge of the system is used to reduce the computational load that a full Monte Carlo approach would require [19].
In Raja Yudhisthira, Kevin McGrath brings his comprehensive literary, ethnographic, and analytical knowledge of the epic Mahabharata to bear on the representation of kingship in the poem.
In order to improve the analytical knowledge of the site, the water-bearing stratum surfacing in the archaeological site was sampled in two different points inside the same rooms.
As many molecular functional groups have resonant frequencies in this spectral range, the mid-IR absorption spectrum provides image contrast as well as uniquely identifies a sample's chemistry without the need for dyes or prior analytical knowledge of its composition.
The instructor was Mr. Pestov, whom Mr. Malakhov idolizes, not only for his analytical knowledge of technique, but also for his understanding of rebellious adolescents.
The project aims at sharing comprehensive analytical knowledge to evaluate the effects of the different policy measures on the agricultural sector development in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
We have deliberately designed a curriculum that aims to foster sophistication in critical thinking as well as analytical skills, and knowledge of the institutional structures of the real estate industry as well as its financial tools and frameworks for smart decision making.
Analytical rigour, deep knowledge of the diverse subjects of his research and sound economic analysis were the hallmark of any work he undertook.
Kant introduced the notion of a priori knowledge in contrast to a posteriori, and synthetic knowledge in contrast to analytical knowledge to allow for the existence of knowledge that did not rely on experience (and was thus a priori) but was not tautological in character (and therefore synthetic and not analytic).
Select a problem area that will require increased analytical ability, improved judgment, knowledge of the organization and/or decision-making skills.
The fundamentals required for chemical-industry employment--curiosity, an analytical mindset, an intuitive knowledge of the fundamentals, the ability to work in teams and communicate your work--haven't changed much.
