"for your knowledge only" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate that the information being shared is intended for the reader's knowledge and awareness only, and should not be shared with others. Example: "I have included these confidential notes for your knowledge only. Please do not share them with anyone else."
Need for more knowledge Only a few hundred metres down the road from Srirahayu's home, chickens and ducks roam freely.
However, it does give commands, whose effects are practical; thus, it is not for knowledge only, in the way in which calculation is for knowledge only.
An idea can be fundamental even if it is necessary for knowledge only within a given scientific discipline (e.g., chemical affinity for chemistry).
And McGinn's reminder that its etymology comes from "scientia," the ancient Latin word for "knowledge," only adds to the muddle.
In the later part of his discussion, in the Statesman, the Visitor, in fact, introduces an intriguing distinction between epistêmai that are practical — like carpentry — and those which are for knowledge only (258d).
Some kids start off the school year with a hunger for knowledge — only to be coasting academically by Christmas break.
Whereas the individualistic learning activities contribute to the generation of knowledge, engagement in these learning activities make this knowledge only potentially available for others.
Hitler's genocidal plans for the Jews became public knowledge only years after he came to power.
Thus the primary task of philosophy for these philosophers became that of providing a theory of knowledge based on an adequate assessment of the constitution of human nature, for they were interested in knowledge only as a human achievement.
Despite the apparent potential for human disease, to our knowledge, only 20 cases of B. procyonis NLM have been reported (1, 4 – 6 ).
