The phrase "evolution of understanding of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes the process of gradually gaining insight and knowledge about a particular topic or concept. Here is an example sentence: "The evolution of our understanding of evolution itself has been a long and constantly evolving process in the scientific community."
The differences in these approaches represent the evolution of understanding of the process, rather than competing theories of development.
The evolution of understanding of the above mentioned concepts has led to the improvement of technology and the generation of new machines and devices compatible with the demand for increased efficiency, accuracy, safety, performance and cost/benefit ratio.
In contrast, levels of understanding of evolution increased with increasing understanding of science (i.e., a positive association of variables).
Unfortunately, participating teachers demonstrate moderate levels of understanding of evolution and NOS.
Students at ETBU exhibited misconceptions at all levels of understanding of evolution.
Miller (2006) indicates that probable reasons for society's low acceptance of evolution include the widespread lack of understanding of biological concepts.
The level of understanding of how evolution works varied clearly between faculty and students.
The level of understanding of how evolution works varied among the general faculty, educators of prospective teachers, and students.
But never mind that - even if Zucker is wearing the black hat in all this - the blame for NBC's predicament goes back to the GE management, and a fundamental lack of understanding of the evolution of the media business.
All arguments I have personally heard against our family's evolution are based on a lack of understanding of biology, psychology, gender and sexual orientation.
The conflict of physicians with this new role of critical care nurses might be due to the lack of understanding of the evolution of the nursing profession.
