"cohesive understanding" is a valid phrase in written English.
It refers to having a unified, coherent, and logical understanding of something, typically within a particular context. For example, "The team's cohesive understanding of the project enabled them to finish the project ahead of schedule."
A cohesive understanding of pathophysiology is lacking, whether one or more disease mechanisms are involved.
After decades of separation, it is time to re-integrate the sciences of cognition into a cohesive understanding.
Merrill's angel is a kind of guide out of that purgatory and into a more cohesive understanding of the world of bodies.
He added: "It's important for everyone to have a cohesive understanding of who we are and what we're trying to get done.
More than anyone else I had spoken to in Sandpoint, including the initiative's own organizers at times, Reuter was able to articulate a cohesive understanding of what Transition was actually doing.
One new solution is to approach stammering within a psycholinguistic framework which gives the promise of a more cohesive understanding of stammering.
Your organization may have a noble mission and offer top-notch services to the community, but without a strong, cohesive internal understanding of who you are, what you do and why you exist, you'll see your engagement and retention rates start to languish.
It is a very cohesive way of understanding the world".
Understanding cohesive fracture interacting with a stationary capillary fluid is essential for fracture mechanics based analysis and design of many quasibrittle structures in contact with fluids.
It brings eight years of work by the authors into a cohesive framework for understanding and analyzing reasoning about knowledge that is intuitive, mathematically well founded, useful in practice, and widely applicable.
"No single employee can ascend the ranks of the corporate ladder without being attuned to popularity; no manager will maintain an engaged, cohesive team without understanding popularity dynamics; and every company's success depends on its ability to fulfill our basic human instincts to feel liked, valued, and included".
