The phrase "archaic understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or interpretation that is outdated or no longer relevant.
Example: "The author's archaic understanding of social norms is evident in the way the characters interact."
Alternatives: "outdated perception" or "obsolete comprehension."
As Davidson explained to me via Skype, we are living in the 21st century not only with 20th century institutions, but also with an archaic understanding of what the brain represents.
Millan's ideas are based on an archaic understanding of wolf behavior that wolf researchers have long-since discredited.
"The current law is reflective of an archaic understanding of sex, and the change that I am seeking to make with my bill both reflects the language of the Supreme Court ruling, and frankly is a no-brainer".
This gives me a bit of hope that we might someday emerge from our archaic and misguided understanding of what it really means to be an LGBT individual: a complete human in the eyes of our Savior, with desires, feelings, and a sexual orientation as complex as and equal to that of our straight fellows.
Her Gallery Weekend show is called Bulls without Horns, and will expand on her research-based practice to look at how animals have helped to shape human understanding, "From Archaic Greece into the Anthropocene present".
Because Shakespeare's work is public domain, most can be easily found on the internet; on the other hand, a book will usually also contain helpful footnotes to aid in your interpretation and understanding of archaic language.
Important for the understanding of the Archaic and Classical periods, however, is the powerful belief in Dorianism as a linguistic and religious concept.
Though some parts of the oath may be archaic, Hippocrates deserves great credit for understanding the need to publicly affirm one's standards of conduct in a field in which human life is on the line.
"Shame on him for his lack of understanding and rigid misinterpretation of archaic rules".
"The understanding of the immune system 30 35 years ago is archaic compared to what we know today," says Arlen. "We now have a much more comprehensive understanding of the checks and balances of how the immune system works the subsets of cells, how they function, and how immunocompetency can be compromised or lead to autoimmunity when the immune system is not in check".
The new snakefly family is demonstrated to be a transitional lineage between the two known suborders of Raphidioptera, which improves our understanding of the early evolution of this archaic insect order.
