The phrase "arrival of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acquisition or dissemination of information or understanding.
Example: "The arrival of knowledge in the digital age has transformed how we access and share information."
Alternatives: "emergence of knowledge" or "onset of understanding".
A notable shift was seen with the arrival of knowledge-based domain-specific and domain-independent summarization systems.
Arguing persuasively that highly sophisticated forms of rice culture from West Africa preceded the arrival of any knowledge from Asia, she carefully traces the variety of production systems used by Africans in different environments and landscapes, including the elaborate construction of canals and dikes in coastal swamps.
It was a University of Minnesota researcher who in the 1950s created the world's first pacemaker, which led on to other devices such as defibrillators and neurological stimulators.The arrival of the knowledge economy, argue the land-grant universities, means that their mandate should become even broader.
Modern-day guests are treated with no less ceremony and are designated an "attaché" upon arrival, with specialist knowledge of music, food, art and drama.
Thus the stable throughput region of actual systems may be significantly lower than the Shannon capacity region due to lack of knowledge of source arrival distribution, thereby underscoring the importance of side information.
And now with the arrival of modern communications, this business knowledge network shows great potential.
Stephen Brown of the Port Authority police at La Guardia, the arrival of the plane was not general knowledge at the time.
Four years ago his debut feature, "Brick," a film noir spoof set in a contemporary high school, announced the arrival of a director with a prodigious knowledge of film genres and a visual flair to match.
She said last month, when the companies announced that they were in negotiations, that she welcomed the arrival of the Fung investors, praising "their knowledge of the fashion sector" and saying their financial strength "will ensure the longevity of the brand and allow it to successfully develop in new markets respectful of its identity".
Theory of knowledge (TOK).
