'convey the knowledge' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the act of sharing facts, ideas, or understanding with someone. For example: My goal is to convey the knowledge I've gained over the years to the next generation.
People sustained themselves by engaging in agriculture, hunting, and fishing, and the chief problem of education was how to convey the knowledge of these activities and provide instruction in the skills useful for these occupations.
But, protests, Campbell, "such collections convey the knowledge of no tongue whatever".
Learning factories are a possible solution to convey the knowledge for new paradigms.
It is, however, essential that we ensure compatibility with the learner's internal knowledge representation and acquisition processes, whether we are attempting to convey the knowledge in the form of a pattern or an anti-pattern.
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This work conveys the knowledge organization or the process synthesis, main objective of which is to enable a choice in and design of the phase separation method, equipment and/or plant conception.
VuWiki also comprises the potential to bridge the "implementation gap" by serving as an interactive platform that helps sort through and convey the relevant knowledge for a specific context so that the knowledge is used and put into practice.
CREBITEL is a bi-lingual Training Electronic Handbook, which was developed to convey the complex knowledge of using multispectral imaging techniques for conservation planning.
We advocate that the systems built according to this methodology can be effective to convey the flow of knowledge between different communities of practice.
"I am always trying to convey the idea that knowledge, that education, is essential for the future," she says.
