"genetic understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when talking about someone's knowledge or research in the field of genetics. For example, "Her genetic understanding has enabled her to make some major breakthroughs in her research."
Technical advances have played an important role in the advance of genetic understanding.
They are men — almost without exception — with a genetic understanding of Iraqi culture, a business acumen honed in exile and an irrepressible acceptance of risk.
He added, though, that "in many tumors we are getting closer to the genetic understanding, and I'm optimistic in the next 10 years we will make a lot more progress".
SHORTLY after moving to New Jersey, with its rich Italian-American culture, I began wishing I had been born with that genetic understanding of parmesan, guanciale, truffles and olives.
Precision medicine uses a deep genetic understanding of a person's specific condition to select the optimal treatment.
Each recommendation included these key words: sharing data, engaging patients, precision medicine, genetic understanding, interdisciplinary, ecosystem and genomics.
Everyone expects some medical breakthroughs, in the form of drugs or diagnostic tests based on the new genetic understandings, to emerge in the next 5 to 10 years, but no one can say for certain just what the breakthroughs will be.
A generic prescription based on "volume" (intensity × frequency × duration) incorporating both aerobic and resistance training is appropriate in the absence of a more detailed individual-genetic understanding [ 36].
The obvious next step after developing an instrument for measuring genetic drift understanding with reliable and valid results is to evaluate instruction about genetic drift.
Understanding genetic interactions and the mechanisms underlying them are therefore of obvious importance for understanding genotype-phenotype relationships.
Because understanding genetic drift requires a sophisticated understanding of both genetics and evolution, it may only emerge later in a student's biology education (Andrews et al. 2012).
