The phrase "areas of knowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing different domains of knowledge or understanding, often in educational or philosophical discussions.
Example: "In the Theory of Knowledge course, we explore various areas of knowing, such as the natural sciences and the arts."
Alternatives: "domains of knowledge" or "fields of understanding".
The first is the area of knowing: What is it that business schools need to teach students that they need to know?
Which… if you haven't dipped your toes in that whole area, of knowing who says to be nice and who says not to be nice, and whether reviews should be nice, and all that stuff, well.
The efficiency of the fire simulation procedure allowed us to also estimate the fire ignition point when it is unknown as well as its associated uncertainty, making this approach suitable for the analysis of fire spread based on maps of burnt areas without knowing the point of origin of the fires or how they spread.
It is suggested that PLWH in rural areas had limited ways of knowing the exact time and ways to remember when to take ARVs.
The State Department of Parks and Recreation does not know how much it costs to operate each of California's 270 state parks, beaches and recreational areas and had no way of knowing how much the state would have saved by closing 70 parks last year, according to an audit released Thursday.
This is increasingly important in urban areas with many traffic lights — instead of knowing which block of blocks are slow, you will now be able to zero in down to the block.
After leaving Vault 111 the game begins to rev up, and the first vista is incredible: piles of colourful junk, a horizon stretching far away, and the undeniably piquant touch of knowing what this area looked like 200 years ago.
I want the comfort of knowing my own area, the shops, and knowing my kids can go outside without having to worry.
Having worked for most of the larger companies in the area, Mr. James has an advantage of knowing which companies are firm with the prices and how much others will decrease their prices.
This way of knowing makes sense in an area where there is no electricity and women still bleed with the moon.
However, two trials in other areas provide some evidence to support the potential impact of knowing one's personal "genetic risk" status.
