"knowledge point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual point of knowledge, as in "The teacher covered three main knowledge points during the lecture."
Until recently, Knowledge Point provided subsidized training to unemployed would-be cabdrivers through a government program.
*** Up the far end of Caledonian Road, opposite Pentonville prison, is the Knowledge Point school.
I met McCabe and Vine at Knowledge Point one morning and watched them call-over.
Matt McCabe had been coming to Knowledge Point since he started on the test.
"We are extremely pleased to be able to help keep Knowledge Point open," said Peter Johansen, chief executive of LTC.
More often, what you will hear at Knowledge Point is the sound of strain: groans, hems and haws, cursing.
This knowledge points toward specific drivers as candidate for druggable therapies.
This paper presents a course-centered ontology for assisting learning support systems to embody the relations among knowledge points and also among the learning materials for those knowledge points.
The intention underlying the development of the system is to encourage instructors to orient their teaching materials to specific knowledge points and even directly to relations between knowledge points.
With these orientations, the learning support system is able to provide an environment in which learners can readily distinguish between related knowledge points.
This knowledge points out the importance of internalized resource stewardship among fishers in fishery management and can assist in developing fisheries management strategies aimed at enhancing fishers' voluntary participation.
