"gather the knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to collect or accumulate information or understanding. Example: In order to make an informed decision, it is important to gather the knowledge from reputable sources.
We gather the knowledge and data that the system needs to do its work.
Elemeno's co-founder worked on the frontlines of hospitals to gather the knowledge, and now he wants to bring those surefire processes to every doctor and nurse. .
We drive thinking, gather the knowledge and support the advocacy and practice that are needed to bring these children and adolescents into society.
Many reviews and papers have gathered the knowledge on this field [ 3, 5, 60- 64].
Such remedies will fail unless we gather the scientific knowledge and political will needed to effectively reduce the stressors degrading corals and other marine foundation species.
Bealby says: "What is important is that tourists and travellers gather the sort of knowledge that only comes from first-hand experience, not through the media".
It is around her new swimming pool that the quartet gather in the knowledge that they will never enjoy her success and their lives will never again have the colour they did in that first shared studio a decade ago.
For undocumented migrants, who had either just recently moved to Germany, and/or had not gathered the necessary knowledge yet to know where and how to access the non-governmental healthcare providers, the ethnographic study provides evidence that the common response to physical complaints was usually to "bear" the pain or self-medicate.
On the other hand, owing to this translation required between the knowledge expressed by the experts and their introduction into the analysis, those techniques usually gather prior knowledge just at the pre-processing phase and a separation persists between the expert knowledge transmission to the system and formalisation and data analysis itself.
One of them, described in this paper, aims to gather general knowledge on the merging process, from the analysis of microscopic traffic data collected on an instrumented suburban freeway segment.
Before designing a method like this, it would be useful to gather more knowledge on the parameter space of the quality of cutaneous perception, for instance by using a multidimensional scaling procedure.
