The phrase "as the knowledge that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a comparison or explanation related to knowledge or understanding in a specific context.
Example: "As the knowledge that we gain from experience shapes our decisions, we must remain open to learning from our mistakes."
Alternatives: "like the understanding that" or "similar to the awareness that".
Vasubandhu defined perception as the knowledge that is caused by the object, but this was rejected by Dignaga, a 5th-century logician, as a definition belonging to his earlier realistic phase.
Inference is defined as the knowledge that is preceded by perception (of the mark) and classified into three kinds: that from the perception of a cause to its effect; that from perception of the effect to its cause; and that in which knowledge of one thing is derived from the perception of another with which it is commonly seen together.
Better, then, to define procedural knowledge as the knowledge that is manifested in the performance of a skill.
Nothing so soothing as the knowledge that everything we're doing wrong was done even worse by the founding fathers.
These allegations, as well as the knowledge that Amazon has put smaller stores, especially bookshops, out of business, give some people misgivings about the company.
And of all the punishments that might be meted out to Raynal, none will hurt as much as the knowledge that he has made such a terrible howler.
This is similar to what McCrum et al. (2009) describe as bringing together the knowledge that was previously circulating within two different knowledge networks.
However, the analysis of Medline is of value in itself as it reflects the knowledge that is widely available for shared learning internationally, whatever its limitations.
Knowledge as Truth means that the knowledge that is presented in the lesson is viewed as non-contestable, non-negotiable and objectively valid.
Knowledge divorced from the ba becomes information and as such can be notified individually as it is tangible, unlike the knowledge that is resident and intangible.
