The phrase "and knowhow to create" is not correct in written English.
It should be "and know how to create" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "She has the skills and know how to create engaging content for our website."
Alternatives: "and the ability to create" or "and expertise in creating".
And how many local newspapers have the guts and knowhow to do what the Daily News did?
And, more worryingly, proliferation experts say it has a terrible record of selling nuclear technology and knowhow to third countries.
dtac is very pleased to be able to support UNICEF by using our mobile technology and business knowhow to benefit the development of children in Thailand". said Abdullah.
Tom Nielsen (Metro) recaps how a library organisation was a conduit for its members to bring library research skills and knowhow to non-library communities in New York City.
So he opened a vocational school - which later became the University of Mondragón - to help young people acquire the skills and knowhow to set up their own businesses.
To build coalitions of support for ambitious climate policies and to create the domestic supply chains and knowhow needed for robust markets in clean technology, the report calls for an initial focus on technology-specific policies such as renewable energy auctions and renewable portfolio standards.
What is shocking is the instruments and knowhow continue to be supplied by the West.
"Halfway through the second half it was good for us, but they [Warrington] had the experience and the knowhow, and that bit of speed at the ruck as well to create some momentum.
What's interesting about all this is that Panasonic's different divisions will continue to work separately to create best-in-class TVs, projectors and so on, but collaborate to make hardware and knowhow available to each other to serve business needs.
