"knowledge on the use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's understanding or familiarity with using a certain tool, skill, or technology. Here is an example: "Students are required to have knowledge on the use of common computer programs, such as Microsoft Word and Excel, in order to complete the assignment."
This is one of the first studies to gather primary folk knowledge on the use of plant- and animal-based therapies as natural pharmacological agents for child care.
The accusations, filed last year against the seven, include operating with inexperienced personnel, lacking knowledge on the use of technology, leaving shifts vacant at regional emergency agencies and ignoring field reports.
Larry Starr, who was the head trainer for the Cincinnati Reds from 1972 to 1992 and for the Florida Marlins from 1993 to 2002, said yesterday that he shared with investigators his perspective and knowledge on the use of performance-enhancing drugs but would not divulge the names of any players he knew who took such substances.
This paper reviews current knowledge on the use of bacteria for concrete with enhanced durability.
Knowledge on the use of argatroban in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) undergoing ECMO or pECLA is limited.
Indigenous knowledge on the use of species and traditional ecological processes in swiddening was recorded by questioning key informants.
Despite the high level of general knowledge on malaria, the use of appropriate malaria preventive measures was low in our study setting.
In summary we think that our study will highlight knowledge on whether the use of inhaled steroids is clinically effective for CLD.
Knowledge on when the use of PEP is indicated was assessed by posing four scenarios for which HCW was required to indicate whether PEP is recommended or not for each scenario.
However, limited knowledge exists on the use of the combination of PCM and rock particles for high temperature heat storage with air as the medium of heat transfer.
The existing knowledge base on the use of complementary and alternative medicine among patients with allergies is built upon findings of cross-sectional surveys and there is a lack of longitudinal data.
