The phrase "as understanding grows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that as knowledge or comprehension increases, certain outcomes or changes may occur.
Example: "As understanding grows, so does the ability to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "as knowledge expands" or "as comprehension deepens."
As understanding grew, from the 17th Century onwards, that patients died because of problems with particular organs - a fact often revealed in autopsies - physicians began to conduct "in vivo" autopsies on their patients.
Of course we all know that scientific theories do not provide us with the "final story" – theories themselves develop as our understanding grows.
As our understanding grows, it's a challenge we will increasingly be equipped to tackle head on.
As our understanding grows, it is not a big leap to believe that we can programmatically adjust the processing of different artificial stimuli to cause much greater slights-of-hand than VR does today.
As our understanding grows, it is hoped that targeted therapies will be developed to treat GvHD and preserve GVL.
As our understanding grows, it is likely that this knowledge will be translated into a second generation of biological therapies that are tailor-made for the patient.
Cascades of various neurochemical and metabolic processes affect one another, and, as our understanding grows, so too does our appreciation of this complexity.
The model aims to provide people with direct experience of whether or not a small change works in their setting that is, to specifically build their understanding (combination of prediction, data and experience) and then to start expanding the testing as their understanding grows.
Once in court, their lack of understanding grows as their lives are taken over by opaque court procedures and legal terminology.
As our depth of understanding grows, and hand-in-hand with improvements in analytical techniques and higher resolution remote sensing of the physical structure and state of the Earth, there is a continual need to develop more efficient, accurate and reliable numerical techniques.
