The phrase "as an analysis of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of knowledge in a particular context, such as in academic writing or research.
Example: "The study was conducted as an analysis of knowledge in the field of cognitive science."
Alternatives: "as a study of knowledge" or "as an evaluation of knowledge".
He developed an analysis of knowledge which holds that, for someone's belief to count as knowledge, it must "track the truth".
This approach has proven successful for various microorganisms and eukaryotes for addressing various biological and biotechnological questions, such as the analysis of knowledge gaps [ 7], simulation of phenotype traits [ 8], analysis of evolution of metabolic networks [ 9, 10] and metabolic engineering applications [ 11].
37. 'Under the influence of some philosophers, especially Mach and Russell, I regarded in the Logischer Aufba a phenomenalistic language as the best for a philosophical analysis of knowledge.
These results led to a distinction between types of knowledge that traditionally have been included in definitions of intercultural knowledge, an analysis of context as it intersects with knowledge development, and a theoretical consideration of the relationship between intercultural knowledge and intercultural communicative competence.
Independent interest in what differentiates knowledge from mere true belief and shared opinion also generates interest in questions about the analysis of knowledge, as well as its key components.
This view is known as reliabilism.[4] The tripartite analysis of knowledge as JTB has been shown to be incomplete.
Other theorists think of the analysis of knowledge as a distinctively conceptual analysis, attempting to limn the structure of the concept of knowledge.
(Med. 3, AT 7 36) Should we regard Descartes' account as a version of the justified true belief analysis of knowledge tracing back to Plato?
The tripartite analysis of knowledge is often abbreviated as the "JTB" analysis, for "justified true belief".
