'execute knowledge' is not correct and usable in written English.
To use this phrase correctly, you could say "apply knowledge" or "put knowledge into practice". For example, "We must apply our knowledge to make a successful business plan."
During the procedure, the knowledge building process was executed over Knowledge Forum and the planning process over Moodle LMS.
If the op's condition is satisfied within the solution, the following three steps are executed: Erroneous knowledge is obtained by applying correctness knowledge to the op.
The process is then progressively built, as the knowledge grows and the preliminary studies are done.' Each step is executed with knowledge about the performance and the risk to do it.
4. Developing and executing the knowledge to action plan and any strategies to promote awareness and use of the knowledge.
Real-time PCR was executed without knowledge on the outcome of the reference tests and vice versa.
In the design process of new ship structures, the relevant knowledge are automatically distracted from knowledge base and executed together with the knowledge reasoning technique.
Basically, hackers could hijack an SSL session and execute commands without the knowledge of either the client or the server.
Virtual project teams are becoming common organizational structures because firms seek to leverage geographically distributed, specialized knowledge to execute work.
In online contingent planning under partial observability an agent decides at each time step on the next action to execute, given its initial knowledge of the world, the actions executed so far, and the observation made.
A particularly nasty rumor currently spreading around the place where rumors tend to spread around quite easily, the Internet, suggests that the latest PS3 firmware, version 3.56, has a rootkit that can remotely execute code without your knowledge or approval.
