The phrase "knowledge gathered from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The researcher's findings were based on knowledge gathered from multiple sources, including interviews with experts and analysis of previous studies.
Knowledge gathered from the relevant publications was organised into four main categories: material science, engineering, building design and market analysis.
In this context, knowledge gathered from process, system and synthetic biology could potentially lead to innovative process design.
Knowledge gathered from such immunohistochemical studies combined with achievements in tissue engineering hold promise for reversal of the unfavourable trends in the current translational oncologic research.
Such learned information is integrated with further conceptual knowledge gathered from two resources widely used in the sentiment analysis field, namely the SenticNet and the General Inquirer vocabulary.
This approach requires highly interdisciplinary considerations that combine knowledge gathered from structure biological activity relationships, conformational analysis, computer-assisted calculations and molecular design, biophysical analysis of structures (spectroscopy, crystallography, etc)., and in vivo and in vitro assays.
By combining the knowledge gathered from the internal exon exchange experiments and the modification of the endogenous transcript, we are now planning a new experiment in which we target an internal exon of endogenous mutated nebulin transcripts in vivo using a zebrafish model for nemaline myopathy.
Learning objects may be created from the knowledge gathered.
Communication, which takes place at fixed time intervals, enables each thread to benefit from the knowledge gathered by the others.
The learning design phase incorporates the knowledge gathered into predefined curriculum that has been created from a Euro-centric perspective.
Admission control decisions are based on its knowledge, which gathers from knowledge process component.
He would try to use the knowledge he had gathered from his pathological specimens to devise new therapeutic interventions.
