The phrase "ingrained knowledge" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe knowledge or information that has been deeply and firmly established in one's mind or understanding. Example: The pianist's ingrained knowledge of musical theory allowed him to effortlessly play complex pieces without sheet music.
"They want to because they can," McCracken says, meaning that both the technological tools and a deeply ingrained knowledge of advertising grammar are now widely dispersed.
The actor believes that after nine years "of living in a semi-science-fictional universe" – that of The X-Files – she feels she now has "an ingrained knowledge and rhythm for it".
They are generally run by unfeasibly ambitious mediocrities or well-meaning enthusiasts, who compensate for a lack of imagination with a deeply ingrained knowledge of the wrinkles in the funding process.
"To truly build an accurate and ingrained knowledge base regarding plagiarism certainly involves a feedback mechanism that is consistently working over time; that is, a give and take process between a student and his or her professors must take place in terms of the learning process," Ms. Clarke-Pine writes.
"This was, I think, the most important lesson from our research, confirming the knowledge ingrained in us by the war stories every Polish family has: that war bears down most heavily on those least capable of influencing its outcome".
Then we had the proprietary knowledge being ingrained into our environment vs. to a consulting firm.
Even though the applied AR methodology aims to detect local needs, the changes in methodology and evaluation that have been made are based in the principles of the most ingrained pedagogical theory of knowledge: constructivism, in its different forms (Coll, 1996).
A preventive air strike could delay Iran's nuclear progress at identified sites but could not erase the knowledge and skills ingrained in many Iranian heads.
The poor quality of oral health may be the product of numerous factors, including mountainous terrain resulting in social isolation, relative absence of fluoridated water, culturally ingrained health-impairing customs, poor knowledge of health-promoting behavior, and low priority attached to dentition.
Peace through the nonproliferation of knowledge, another of the ingrained absurdities of the nuclear age.
However, as I grew up, I began to learn what a blessing it is to have the knowledge and customs of two different cultures ingrained in you.
