"increment of knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a small or gradual increase in knowledge or understanding. Example: The study of new vocabulary words every day has led to a significant increment of knowledge for the students.
The increments of knowledge score in the the intervention and control groups were 28.6% and 1.6%, respectively.
The effectiveness of these programs is evident and the increments of knowledge witch can relate to the delay or the not apparition of the first back pain episode.
"We have a body of research on the mental dynamics of reading: the waxing and waning of memory load as readers comprehend a passage, the incrementing of their knowledge as they come to grasp its meaning, the blind alleys that can lead them astray".
Setting aside these problems, NHST mandates a simplified approach to empirical research that assumes binary increments to knowledge and often produces results of limited theoretical substance.
When used as a translational research tool, metabolomics is the upcoming new science in the omics field with the potential to further increment our knowledge of cancer biology [12].
Thus, the results of the present study represent a significant increment to our knowledge of the likely risks to human health of exposures to Ni in ambient air and especially to cardiovascular risks.
These studies, together with the results of the studies presented in the papers that follow, provide a substantial increment in our knowledge of the health effects of acid aerosols.
In this simple model of knowledge transmission, skill is a monotonic positive function with diminishing marginal increments.
In the case of hillslopes prone to shallow landslides in particular, there is a lack of knowledge about the effect of fire on the dynamic of root reinforcement and on the related increment in landslide risk.
