The phrase "beyond the knowledge of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in a situation where something is too difficult or complex to be understood. For example: "The mathematics problem proved to be beyond the knowledge of even the most experienced math teachers."
The weather in that storehouse is beyond the knowledge of Job, who is all of us.
The mysteries of the Church are beyond the knowledge of any man and, therefore, outside the scope of the state.
The decision did not change a longstanding precedent, he said, that expert witnesses should be allowed only when the subject matter is beyond the knowledge of most jurors.
After settling on the right price, you are led out of China on a secret path that lies beyond the knowledge of humans and ghosts.
The mystics realized that beyond the knowledge of outward sciences intuitive knowledge was required in order to receive that illumination to which reason has no access.
Social media offers opportunities for people to share opinions and experiences freely in online communities, which may contribute information beyond the knowledge of domain professionals.
All are beyond animation and the knowledge of what has become of their own remains.
He has procured gemstones, human organs and human beings, and trafficked them throughout the world, beyond the reach or even the knowledge of the security services.
"Its advanced technology deliberately draws on the knowledge of suppliers beyond Infiniti's usual base," the company said in a media release.
Villagers have therefore never reached beyond the knowledge level of common taxonomies of learning (60) and, therefore, in the main neither applied, discussed/analysed nor synthesized their behaviour.
This does not contradict the current literature; rather the FRET analysis provides a novel sensitive insight beyond the present knowledge of the effects of TKIs on HER2 activation and other HER receptors.
