"domain insight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a deep understanding of a particular field of knowledge, or the greater context in which it operates. For example, "John's extensive background in finance gives him great domain insight into the stock market."
These results are promising in that they agree with domain insights that a causal gene may regulate the target gene across three to five paths and that there is often an in-built redundancy within such pathways.
These results reveal a novel frequency-domain insight into the nonlinear influence on a system, and provide a new method for the analysis and design of nonlinear systems in the frequency domain.
A 2.2 Å X-ray crystal structure of 1a bound to a mutant form of Lck SH2 domain provides insight regarding the structure activity relationships and supports the design concept of this new pTyr mimetic.
In this domain, the insights of a Mad Man counted for nothing.
Study of this application domain provides insights into how incentives can be used by decision makers to increase participation in SoS engineering and development.
The statements relate to three domains of insight: recognition of the need for reflection, the process of engaging in reflection and the presence of insight.
For example a qualitative exploratory study by Greenfeld and colleagues with service users recovering from a psychotic episode identified five domains of insight - relating to symptomatology, the presence of disorder, causative factors, possibility of future relapse and the value of treatment [ 30].
Selfcare cognitions are measured by two domains from the HEIQ V3.0: the self monitoring and insight domain and the skill and technique acquisition domain.
Nemeth and colleagues [ 15] have articulated the challenges inherent in studying the cognitive environment of health care delivery, which relies on domain-specific insights and an understanding of individual and group cognition.
In the present study we performed a comprehensive survey of the distribution of the PGM forms throughout the bacterial domain to gain insight into the processes and events that appear to have contributed to their apparently haphazard phyletic profiles.
Thirty years of research in this domain rendered the insight that experts apply multiple reasoning strategies, ranging from instant diagnosis based on pattern recognition, to the formulation and checking of hypotheses (i.e., the hypothetico-deductive model) (Schwartz and Elstein 2008).
