"certainty of knowledge" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "His certainty of knowledge was impressive for someone so young."
Several parts of Duns Scotus's account are vulnerable to Skeptical challenges e.g., his endorsement of the certainty of knowledge based on sensation and his claim that intuitive knowledge of an object guarantees its existence.
A belief in the certainty of knowledge would produce a view of mathematics as static and known as opposed to constantly changing over time as new ideas are discovered.
Within these two categories, the nature of knowledge can be thought of in terms of the simplicity and certainty of knowledge, and the nature of knowing can be thought of in terms of the source and justification of knowledge.
With regard to the issue of the representation of natural phenomena as part of the environmental disciplines (and more generally in that of "life sciences"), today the matter is the discussed question of the certainty of knowledge.
Thus, two requirements are to be followed: certainty of knowledge and universality of scope, and these requirements hold only for the five divisions of philosophy: metaphysics, physics, practical philosophy, mathematics, and logic.
Epistemology must address not only "the question of the certainty of knowledge that is lasting", but also the neglected question of "the integrity of an experience that is ephemeral" (SW 1, 100).
For example, as reported by Osborne et al. (2003), two scientists who participated in the study emphasized specifically the classic concepts of science for elementary science education, and they considered the certainty of scientific knowledge to be an important component of pupils' learning; scientific knowledge taught in schools should be well established and beyond a reasonable doubt.
Dimensions covered by the instrument are certainty of medical knowledge, credibility of medical textbooks, credibility of medical information on the Internet, justification of medical knowledge, and preliminarity of medical knowledge.
Presumably this will reveal the degree of certainty of the knowledge based on such ideas.
The misconceptions investigated were lack of creativity in science and certainty of scientific knowledge (Lederman et al. 2013).
Of course, Descartes saw this detachment as desirable because he thought it was in virtue of it that he could defend the certainty of human knowledge.
