"in practical knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe knowledge that is useful and applicable in real-life situations. Example: "The university's economics program not only focuses on theoretical concepts but also provides students with in practical knowledge through internships and hands-on projects."
New members brought in practical knowledge.
So far, the discussion is mostly about technical knowledge, but the future of the universities is in practical knowledge.
This traditional formulation of a university's purpose serves us far better than Mr. Brooks's dubious assertion that "the future of the universities is in practical knowledge".
To address these gaps in practical knowledge, the MindHandHeart Life Skills Working Group organized Life Skills Week to inform and empower the MIT community.
This research attempts to fill the gap in practical knowledge on the combined effect of the armor roughness and vertical wall on wave overtopping in rubble mound breakwaters.
He is skilled in the technical aspects of the law, knowledgeable about business complexities (that's why he was hired to take on Microsoft) and rich in practical knowledge.
For the upcoming group we are looking for skilled and enthusiastic students and graduates who are interested in gaining practical knowledge in different areas, such as business analysis, IT software development, user-experience design and user-interface development.
In contrast, practical knowledge is exercised automatically and without reflection.
GraSPP specializes in advancing practical knowledge and skills, and belongs to a new class of Japanese professional graduate schools, emphasizing a hands-on approach.
This field was recognized very late because in philosophy practical knowledge has traditionally been subordinated to theoretical knowledge.
Action research places emphasis on collaborative working between multiple partners in gaining practical knowledge to effect change.
