"closer familiarity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an increased level of comfort, understanding, or recognition between two people or groups. For example, "The student's project development process improved with closer familiarity to the team dynamics."
In conclusion, engagement of students in activities that science professionals perform will 1) help students to develop scientific process skills, 2) promote their interest in and mastery of sophisticated science content, and 3) help students gain closer familiarity with scientific culture.
Closer familiarity with Walpole's gifts, however, dissuaded him from taking this step, as did his formidable wife, Queen Caroline, who remained an important ally of the minister until her death in 1737.
It reflected close familiarity with encryption codes developed at M.I.T.
In general, he said, the editing "indicates a very close familiarity with Governor Palin".
Is this some psychoacoustic phenomenon then, some disorientation caused by close familiarity with the old mono sound?
And her own close familiarity with Japanese subjects should make her ideally suited to this task, although her previous emphasis has been on women's lives.
His close familiarity with the histories of two veteran con men, Mr. Kolb says, is what drew him into the events that "America at Night" describes.
The Post's tally was provided by a morgue worker, and an international human rights official who spoke on condition of anonymity said the source's job entailed close familiarity with the number of bodies the facility received.
Rutilius writes Latin of unusual purity for his age, and his elegant and correct elegiac couplets bear witness to his close familiarity with the Augustan elegiac poets, particularly Ovid.
Though some of the mistakes have been mere slips, they were slips of a sort that a candidate who claims a close familiarity with America's founding ought never to have made.
Peter J. Levinson, a music publicist who parlayed his close familiarity with jazz personalities into rich and sometimes intimate biographies of them, died on Oct. 21 at his home in Malibu, Calif.
