"grounded insight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an understanding or realization that is based on practical knowledge or experience, rather than just theory or speculation. Example: The researcher's grounded insight into the behavior of the species was crucial in developing an effective conservation plan.
This article provides grounded insights about an operational-level grievance mechanism at a foreign owned mine in Southeast Asia.
The objective is to develop theory by providing grounded insights into how and why managers design and implement a market orientated supply chain.
Based on a case study with a government agency, this paper provides new empirically and theoretically grounded insights into EA evolution, in particular in relation to the introduction of SOA, and describes relevant generative mechanisms affecting EA evolution.
Last summer, Paisley gave a concert at the White House, playing for the Obamas and guests; and after a once-in-a-millennium flood hit Nashville earlier this year, Paisley was among those the president called for on-the-ground insight.
But as interesting as longevity is, "Life Is So Good" presents perhaps a more interesting story, one fashioned from on-the-ground insight into the strategies that many black people devised to survive the perils of life in the South at the turn of the century.
The results offer a disturbing yet 'on the ground' insight into VAC in Afghanistan from the experience of children and parents.
The six-day visit gave the inter-agency delegation on-the-ground insight into how joint projects with government and civil society partners are assisting the healing process.
Like those shows, "The Middle" is grounded in insights about parents and children, and it has traced, in touching and realistic ways, the paths of the three Heck kids: dorky Sue (the amazing Eden Sher), jocky Axl (Charlie McDermott), and Brick (Atticus Shaffer), a quirky kid on the spectrum.
This research is grounded in insights from a framework of responsible innovation [36], [52] which has been put forward to develop a shared understanding of how to bring societal and value questions to bear on research and innovation.
