The part of the sentence "every bit of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to all the knowledge that exists. For example, "She was determined to gain every bit of knowledge about her chosen topic."
Frieser consistently stays late to cram every bit of knowledge into an exam blue book.
Ibanez used to follow Martinez around, emulating his routines and soaking up every bit of knowledge he could, through both observation and conversation.
She ordered her little brother to stay with his teammates and soak up every bit of knowledge to use for next year.
Aubrey was grateful for every bit of knowledge he could acquire, and often, too, he felt a warm sense of gratitude towards his subjects as he tried to understand their lives.
Every bit of knowledge, every cognitive capacity, and every thought humans have is a result of what is and isn't stored by the billions of neurons in our brain.
In the world of serendipity and of trial and error, failure was a condition of discovery, because, when something was new and worked in ways that no one quite understood, every bit of knowledge had to be learned, one experiment at a time.
It's the one bit of knowledge Robert Fowler, student money advice and rights team (SMART) co-ordinator at the University of Derby, would like all freshers to have.
He still bears every bit of defensive knowledge he has accumulated, but has lost the ability to shade every stage of a pick-and-roll without surrendering a sliver of advantage to the offense.
"After he retires, whenever that is, we're going to be using him for advice and counsel and every bit of baseball knowledge he has," said Swindal, adding that he looked forward to Torre's entering the Hall of Fame as a Yankee.
Every idea, every piece of technology, every bit of scientific knowledge can and must be improved on, made to progress.
Together, we (Edward & Leanna Graves) possess every bit of experience, knowledge, ability, and proven history, to execute each of the key issues identified above.
