The phrase "and knowledge to put" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where someone is discussing the application of knowledge, but it needs to be part of a more complete and coherent sentence.
Example: "She has the skills and knowledge to put her ideas into action effectively."
Alternatives: "and the ability to apply" or "and expertise to implement".
Today's marketing organizations require professionals with the quantitative expertise to analyze data and account for causality, along with the business and domain knowledge to put all the pieces together.
McLaren had worked as a financial adviser and had the background knowledge to put the scheme together.
Employers must measure the mood of their employees and the level of their knowledge to put forth specific marketing messages on their personal social network accounts on behalf of the company.
We have, and have long had, the knowledge to put a stop to it any time we choose.
Do you have people with the right experience and knowledge to help you successfully put your growth strategy into action?
As he writes, the instructor "should remember that his business is not so much to teach [the child] all that is knowable, as to raise in him a love and esteem of knowledge; and to put him in the right way of knowing and improving himself".
Reif described MIT programs like the Independent Activities Period (IAP and MIT International Science and Technology Initiativess (MISTI) as "creative adventures," in which students have a chance to put curiosity and knowledge to work in solving real-world problems.
In his remarks, President L. Rafael Reif described MIT programs like the Independent Activities Period (IAP and MIT International Science and Technology Initiativess (MISTI) as "creative adventures," in which students have a chance to put curiosity and knowledge to work in solving real-world problems.
A conference of scientists from different perspectives of dietary fat and health was convened to examine the complexity of dairy fat in relation to cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk in the background of currently available literature, to identify gaps in knowledge and to put dairy fat into the context of overall health.
