The phrase "elucidate knowledge" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to explain or clarify understanding or information. Example: The professor's lecture effectively elucidated complex concepts and expanded our knowledge on the subject.
Although many mechanisms of ovotoxicity have been elucidated, knowledge of factors that control follicle development may allow the design of studies that evaluate new potential endpoints of toxicity.
Although the diagnostic criteria and pathogenesis of gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) have recently been elucidated, knowledge of the epidemiology of this malignancy is still limited.
BDA, as a process, is based on many disciplines that analyze data to elucidate hidden knowledge.
Given the importance of these issues in maternal child health, the purpose of this research was to elucidate the knowledge of, attitudes about, and practices of preconception care for reproductive-aged women by FP/GPs in Japan.
Due to the complexity of a phenomenon like obesity, it is inevitable that most study assumes a "bottom-up" approach, working to elucidate detailed knowledge of the systems believed to be involved.
With this background the present study is an attempt to elucidate the knowledge, attitude and practice of the physicians and nurses in relation to healthcare ethics and law in Barbados.
Elucidating the knowledge base and skills needed to be a successful health services researcher will aid in defining the field's professional identity.
While the pathways downstream of p63 are beginning to be elucidated, our knowledge on the upstream regulations of p63 is minimal.
2. It elucidates the knowledge used in clinical situations by both junior and senior doctors, and could thus be helpful in ensuring that the knowledge conveyed in theoretical classes corresponds to the knowledge required in clinical situations.
