"knowledge compared to" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in comparative sentences to show how two things differ in terms of knowledge. Example: "My knowledge compared to my brother's is limited in the field of astrophysics."
"We as the buyer of these products do not have such an in-depth knowledge compared to those that develop these applications specifically," he says.
Often the professional corps of managerial experts itself becomes a covert source of power because it has superior knowledge compared to those who are its nominal but temporary superiors.
We saw clearly that such an approach generates additional knowledge compared to classical MMP analysis.
Feedback from students was valuable despite their different levels of prior knowledge compared to policymakers.
There was no significant difference between the interventions as all groups showed improvement in knowledge compared to controls.
Knowledge specificity is defined as the degree to which one party possesses unique knowledge compared to another party.
The significant results were that not using inoculation led to higher ratings of expert knowledge compared to other conditions.
Another study showed that people with better income were likely to have more access to knowledge compared to those with low income status (Dosman et al. 2001).
Referring orthodontic patients to YouTube for relevant audiovisual information resulted in a significant improvement in patient knowledge compared to verbal and written instructions [6].
In all five BGs investigated, visitors to the VECs believed that they gained significantly more knowledge compared to those that did not visit VECs.
A constructivist learner-centered approach towards education has been argued to produce greater internalization and application of knowledge compared to the traditional teacher-centered, transmission-oriented approach.
