"beneficial knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to knowledge that is helpful or advantageous. For example, "Continuing my education has given me a lot of beneficial knowledge that I can apply to my career."
But that was all eclipsed by what happened on 20 February 1974, when a pink laser beam filled his mind with arcane and beneficial knowledge.
IC is not just a static intangible asset, rather it is an ideological process through which mere information is converted effectively into beneficial knowledge (Bontis 1998).
These gateways have beneficial knowledge and constructive control over both the sensor network and the data to be transmitted through the Internet.
The challenge becomes how to distinguish beneficial knowledge in a source domain from the inherent cross-domain noise, due to the varied distributions, and apply it to a target domain.
Important to note is that the aggregation and fusion should be carried out in ways that enable data to remain reliable, accurate, and correct for more effective results and thus beneficial knowledge in terms of decision-making processes.
Hence, this paper reviews the efforts of such research works as case studies since an analysis of such research studies may input certain beneficial knowledge to carry out more scale up based research works on nanocrystals.
On the whole, the PGDPHM programme was viewed as a beneficial knowledge-gaining platform and was recommended to be continued, taking into consideration certain areas with scope for improvement.
The application of multi-task learning is most beneficial if knowledge can be transferred from a similar task with a lot of in-domain knowledge to a task with little in-domain knowledge.
As resilience has been shown to be a phenomenon based strongly on learning processes, adult education holds beneficial foundational knowledge to understanding individual coping capacities.
This, in effect, will provide more focus on the attributes with higher correlation between the source and target domains where beneficial discriminatory knowledge is more likely to be transferred from.
