"have better knowledge of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels of knowledge or expertise. Example: "As a history professor, I have better knowledge of ancient civilizations than most people."
At the prison, shadowed by seacoast mountains, Gold Coats are paid $50 a month and have better knowledge of impaired prisoners' conditions than many prison guards.
Why, they ask, should a Chinese SOE wanting to enter, say, Germany need a Chinese private-equity firm's help—rather than that of big Western firms which have better knowledge of the target market?
"Men and women do have a different language in the way they understand mental health and mental health conditions, so we need to help men to better understand the signs and systems, which women seem to have better knowledge of," Carbone said.
Medical students have better knowledge of ventilation (p = 0.02), automatic defibrillator use (p < 0.001) and coordination in CPR (p = 0.01).
Penske runs a huge car dealer group, and few people have better knowledge of the business or know how to win.
Moreover, Green et al. ([2007]) argue that immigrants who have visited Australia prior to settlement are likely to have better knowledge of the Australian labour market or have already established contacts with Australian employers.
Younger RNs had better knowledge of opioid-related AEs (odds ratio [OR] per 1-year increase, 0.97; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.94-1.00) and weak opioids (OR, 0.96; 95% CI, 0.93-0.99).
Mike Drew, an Anglian Water biodiversity scientist, said: Having better knowledge of the nightingale's exact migratory rote and stopovers will help us understand what problems they are running into and enable us to preserve the habitats along the way, so they have good quality breeding grounds and 'service stations' to feed and rest at".
This may be due to that experienced beekeepers had better knowledge of cost and benefits associated with various honey marketing outlets that give the producers desire to adjust their market links, trying alternative marketing outlets to increase sales volume so as to increase the profits.
Educated women had better knowledge of health effects of smoking.
