The phrase "gain the knowledge of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of obtaining an understanding of something. For example, "I am determined to gain the knowledge of coding so I can get a better job."
The objective of this study was to gain the knowledge of mechanical properties of the compacting chromic luvisols in order to improve the design of tillage tools.
Moreover, straight run asphalt and polymer modified asphalt containing various percentages of two kinds of tourmaline as asphalt modifier were also prepared to gain the knowledge of the interaction between asphalt and tourmaline.
The novice has to travel through fifty-six paths within seven walls in order for the soul to gain the knowledge of Reality.
Since London's cabbies often work 72 hours a week (it takes three. years of full-time study to gain "the knowledge" of London's streets. required to get a license), the proposal would mean a pay cut of more.
To gain the knowledge of its mRNA transcriptome, we recently performed a high-throughput sequencing of mRNAs isolated from P. densata needles.
Once you gain the knowledge of history the world is yours.
This was before he was a minister and so before he gained the knowledge of the UK's FOI system that he now possesses.
And gaining the knowledge of which bars in NYC stay open til 4a.
It was there, local residents speculate, that he made the contacts and gained the knowledge of local land deals that launched him in real estate.
The finite element method (FEM) is an appropriate tool to gain the necessary knowledge of these processes.
What will happen in the 21st century, the land of war and machine guns, where Garrick has gained the impossible knowledge of a top-class scientist?
