"knowledge interdependence" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It is most often used in the context of discussing the relationship between different areas of knowledge or between individuals sharing knowledge. Example: In the field of neuroscience, there is a strong emphasis on knowledge interdependence as researchers from various disciplines, such as biology and psychology, work together to understand the complexities of the brain. Another example: The success of our team's project was due to knowledge interdependence, as each member contributed their unique expertise to create a comprehensive and well-informed solution.
Yet, it is also widely recognised that many pastoralist communities have multiple sources and manifestations of strength; they are often able to cope and adapt in the face of such adversity due to their local knowledge, mobility, interdependence and the existence of institutions to enable communal decision-making (López-i-Gelats et al. 2016; Barrow et al. 2007; Fratkin and Mearns 2003).
Basic knowledge about the interdependence between technology and plants, animals and microbiology, must be put together in the functional design and layout of facilities, which also meets requirements for: visual impact and aesthetic quality; environmental implications and sustainability; economic competitiveness of enterprises and several other requirements.
The interlinkages also touch the interdependence of knowledge and participation.
These students have limited exposure to the culture of college and are often from working-class backgrounds that may be at odds with the middle-class cultural norms of universities (e.g., the emphasis on abstract over practical knowledge and independence over interdependence; Stephens et al., 2012; Wilson and Kittleson, 2013).
In the course of this work he broke new philosophical ground by his study of the relations between personal experience, its realization in creative expression, and the reflective understanding of this experience; the interdependence of self-knowledge and knowledge of other persons; and, finally, the logical development from these to the understanding of social groups and historical processes.
As a whole, the originality of Cardano's eclecticism lies in the unique way in which he characterizes the interdependence of life, knowledge and matter, in which a pronounced sense of reality and truth is constantly being questioned and jeopardized by a realistic view of human nature, mercilessly presented as prone to fear, delusion and deceit.
The participants saw an interdependence of their knowledge and its source.
This paper has argued for the need to explore the global interdependence and transfer of knowledge of TCAH as a contribution to establishing the legal basis for recognition of the R2TCAH as a human right.
Thereby acquired knowledge suggests systemic aspects of evolutionary interdependences both in the past and in future evolutionary developments.
Many educational psychologists have praised the enhanced exchange of information, knowledge, and skills as well as the interdependence and individual accountability, all forged and fostered by a cooperative learning environment (e.g., Slavin 1980; Weinstein and Hume 1998).
