"equipped with the knowledge" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has acquired a certain body of knowledge, especially in preparation for another task or activity. For example: "He was equipped with the knowledge required to complete the project."
However, the policy does not present implementation strategies; the challenge is that most schools still lack technology equipment for teaching and learning, and teachers are not yet fully equipped with the knowledge and skills to integrate technology into the curriculum.
Nonetheless, equipped with the knowledge of the science behind the extraction process, a better morning coffee is within your grasp.
Birkbeck is full of academics who are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to take media interviews on a vast array of subjects.
Equipped with the knowledge, the technique, and the passion to dance traditionally at the highest level, she braves her own eccentric path.
But, Mr. Ashton and Mr. Whyte observe, this thought implied a paradox: that "American Adam wants to be back in the garden, but clothed rather than naked, innocent yet equipped with the knowledge of good and evil".
Managers are the eyes and ears of organisations, so also need to be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to enable them to pick up on the early warning signs and intervene appropriately where employees are struggling.
In contrast, when equipped with the necessary knowledge, some PTs could spontaneously capture the textbook issue and learn from it.
The results suggest that new residents do not come equipped with the environmental knowledge, attitudes and behaviors to make green communities function as sustainable developments.
Sadly, it is all too rare for educators to be equipped with the content knowledge and the skills necessary to teach these children effectively.
When equipped with the resources, knowledge and market access, African farmers can build vibrant communities and economies enough to make poverty and hunger a story of the past.
A team equipped with the latest knowledge can improve program outcomes, increase community engagement, and cultivate the next generation of leaders.
