The phrase "appropriate knowledge about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary understanding or information regarding a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "To excel in this field, one must possess appropriate knowledge about the latest technologies and trends."
Alternatives: "relevant knowledge of" or "suitable understanding of".
We show that these concepts provide a useful framework for obtaining appropriate knowledge about urban agriculture, which urban planners could apply in real situations.
Appropriate knowledge about radiation dose and protective measures from ionising medical examinations are important components for guideline adherence [34].
A sample of 183 students was used and the result of the study found out that Egyptian students do not have complete and appropriate knowledge about social entrepreneurship.
Whereas experts use functional attributes for understanding, non-experts who do not have the appropriate knowledge about attributes use superficial features for categorization and rely on similarity (Gregan-Paxton and John 1997).
Overall, 251 midwives (42.4%) had appropriate knowledge about prevention of CC (score >70%).
Appropriate knowledge about therapeutics will assist pharmacists in being seen as partners in the clinical management of patients.
I feel an obligation to make sure that my children, who could so easily stay sheltered from the whole thing, are at least confronted with some age-appropriate knowledge about both what families in Syria are going through, and what the men and women in our military do on their behalf, and in the name of their country.
Therefore, an appropriated knowledge about their particular structure is necessary to understand the physico chemical phenomena appearing at the contact surfaces in relative motion and its influence on the friction behavior.
The latter scale includes items that assess children's skills to communicate needs and wants in socially appropriate ways, symbolic uses of language, storytelling, and age-appropriate knowledge about the life and world around them.
This training assures that trainees gain the appropriate knowledge and information about what research is and how it is performed.
Overall, 359 (55.7%) of midwives had appropriate knowledge (score >70%) about epidemiology of CC, risk factors and symptoms.
