"develop knowledge of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to gaining knowledge or understanding of something. For example: "This training course aims to develop knowledge of customer service techniques."
Further develop knowledge of algebraic structures by exploring examples that connect to higher mathematics.
We describe how a robot can develop knowledge of the objects in its environment directly from unsupervised sensorimotor experience.
Students will develop knowledge of these key theories, which will be analyzed and applied in high-profile organizational settings.
In Yemen, however, the United States has struggled to develop knowledge of the civilian population and act on available intelligence.
First, managers primarily use accounting information to develop knowledge of their work environment rather than as an input into specific decision-making scenarios.
The major allows students to develop knowledge of multiple languages and cultures, and can be the foundation of an international education.
In an effort to understand the role of interhemispheric transfer in numerical development, we investigated the relationship between children's developing knowledge of numbers and the integrity of their white matter connections between the cerebral hemispheres (the corpus callosum).
"I have developed knowledge of key concepts and structures, which I will be putting into practice this summer at the UN.
Even at Syosset High School, Ms. Dornemann's program is as much about support for entering professionals as it is about identifying new talent and developing knowledge of the vocal arts.
Johnson, having walked this route repeatedly, had probably developed knowledge of a simple geographic script: Walk down the hall; turn right; enter the first door on the right.
Secondly, I have developed knowledge of the personalities that one deals with in the Congress and would deal with in the executive branch".
