"create a new understanding" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of forming a new opinion or idea about a particular topic. For example, "The professor's lectures helped create a new understanding of the material among the students."
We can use satellite imagery, species distribution analysis and other novel tools to create a new understanding of what we must do to care for our planet.
It has been hailed as a triumph for international science, the coalescing of four decades of intellectual and engineering effort to create a new understanding of the universe's structure.
The goal was to create a new understanding of NYC without using maps or graphs.
5. Applied data science,will create a new understanding of business algorithms, the rules that shape the future of business.
After revolution's fervor subsides, one doesn't simply erase 42 years under a profoundly unjust system, but a people united together can create a new understanding of their country and their identity while extricating their collective past.
"The Eames House eschewed traditional materials like bricks and sticks, and used glass and steel in fresh ways to create a new understanding of how people can live". Entenza purchased 3 acres on a bluff in Pacific Palisades and commissioned Charles Eames and his friend and colleague, Eero Saarinen, to create two houses -- one for Entenza and the other for the Eameses.
It was a very real tragedy in Bangladesh and I think it has created a new understanding by consumers for the whole industry and the need to address the situation in Bangladesh.
A radio soap opera and call-in show, "There Is Still Hope," tells amusing, lurid and tragic tales of H.I.V.'s inexorable march through a fictional village, creating a new understanding of how unprotected sex, multiple partners, rape, incest and intact foreskins have played their part in the nation's encounter with the virus.
Nonetheless, he in fact created a new understanding of the text by using the annotations to impose new notions of temporality, causality, and intentionality on the often fragmented narrative strands that make up the original story.
