The phrase "knowledge covering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a broad range of knowledge on a particular subject. For example, "The textbook provides a comprehensive knowledge covering all the major topics in physics."
In general, a science involves a pursuit of knowledge covering general truths or the operations of fundamental laws.
In many publications he presented a synthesis of knowledge covering a vast and complex field in an authoritative and unique manner.
Finally, the report suggests that the government make better use of indigenous knowledge, covering everything from traditional medicine to sustainable agriculture.
Because of his deep knowledge covering venture capital, we didn't really prepare for this session — I just asked him some questions and he filled in all the holes with candid answers.
A detailed knowledge covering the large areas of variability, which characterize forest biomass and biophysical structure, the properties and the state of evolution of vegetation, is frequently critical given that it requires significant campaign operations in terms of time/operator and cost (Chen et al. 2007; Popescu 2007; Wallerman and Holmgren 2007).
The Oral Torah was something different, it was and is a living body of knowledge covering every aspect of life, from taxes and zoning laws to spirituality and sex, that has been evolving throughout history for more than 3,000 years until today.
If you're not a security analyst or money manager with a broad knowledge base covering a range of industries, forget about annuals and concentrate on the proxy statement.
"Ada has been trained over several years using real world cases, and the platform is powered by a sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) engine combined with an extensive medical knowledge base covering many thousands of conditions, symptoms and findings," explains the company.
For this reason, the International Union for Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) Global Gender Office GGOO) has created a suite of knowledge products covering a range of issues that provide policymakers and practitioners information, best practices, and tangible strong examples of gender-responsive climate change so that they can incorporate these lessons into their work.
However, in case of bio- and agroterrorist agents, authorities have to develop their own knowledge bases covering agent tenacity, considering typical food production processes including processing parameters.
The second tool was a clinical knowledge assessment, covering the areas of antenatal care, newborn care, infant feeding, immunization, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and family planning, with questions based on the national training curriculum for CHNs.
