The phrase "apart from the knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate exclusion or distinction from a specific type of knowledge or information.
Example: "Apart from the knowledge required for this project, we also need practical experience to succeed."
Alternatives: "besides the knowledge" or "other than the knowledge".
There was no prize for Mr. Ledet, apart from the knowledge that no one seemed more comfortable than he did during the Wednesday-night performances, which are merely ceremonial, meant to fill the two hours before the night's only relevant information is revealed.
Moreover, apart from the knowledge gap, there is also an information gap: Project documents, for instance, are rarely self-contained entities, and a modicum of background information on the relevant project often helps significantly in interpreting otherwise cryptic references.
We also reported the median for this and all other items apart from the knowledge items.
Apart from the knowledge structures, clinical reasoning is also studied from the perspective of the strategies applied by diagnosticians.
All models were an acceptable fit with the data, apart from the knowledge model in which modification indices suggested adding a path from knowledge directly to body change (modification index = 8.68).
Steroidal sapogenins are synthesized from cholesterol in several plants but not much information is available about biosynthetic pathways of steroid saponins and related metabolites apart from the knowledge that cholesterol and sitosterol are their cycloartenol-derived precursors.
Apart from the general knowledge required to function in society, this could also include the ability to function in work situations, effective cooperation with colleagues, adequate oral communication skills, and the ability to quickly acquire new knowledge and skills.
She points out that in order to set dying residents apart from the living, knowledge is required that allows a resident to be defined as dying.
Beyond that, the more years physicians worked in their office outside of the hospital setting, the greater their knowledge about CE derived from print media (p = 0.014; OR: 1.047; CI: 1.009 – 1.086; pseudo-R Squared: 0.031), and the more their general knowledge about CE (apart from the source of knowledge) (p = 0.018; OR: 0.957; CI: 0.923 0.99393; pseudo-R Squared: 0.071).
It's about standing apart from the crowd, demonstrating knowledge, hipness".
Additionally, an open and collaborative Foresight process should, apart from the translation of knowledge about the future into implications for the present, also cater for those who need to act upon those implications.
