'knowledge preparation' is an appropriate phrase for written English.
You can use it in the context of a person or organization taking steps to acquire knowledge in a specific area, often through researching or studying. For example, "The student began a rigorous knowledge preparation program to pass the entrance exam."
But she won him over just as she has everyone else, with her knowledge, preparation, talent and sheer persistence.
Associated with engineering is a great body of special knowledge; preparation for professional practice involves extensive training in the application of that knowledge.
No amount of knowledge, preparation, or physicians on site can take the place of coaches working with players, said Bill Tessendorf, a trainer with the Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns for 30 years.
To our knowledge, preparation of novel wire-like SnS nanostructures has been reported sparsely.
Herein, we describe, for the first time to our knowledge, preparation of PNIPAAm hydrogels with autonomous self-healing ability.
Our results largely endorse the current policy of providing the public with clear, consistent information, which focuses on the practical things that people can do to reduce their risk and which maintains trust by explicitly discussing the current level of knowledge, preparation, and resources available to tackle the outbreak.
Moderating usability tests with some populations, however, requires additional knowledge, training, and preparation.
In the absence of knowledge and preparation, Bush relied on metaphysical self-confidence.
Finding work in a foreign country can seem daunting but with a little prior knowledge and preparation it needn't be difficult.
The greatest contribution of Arabian medicine was in chemistry and in the knowledge and preparation of medicines.
We need to reform high school education in the United States to give students the skills, knowledge and preparation they need for successful careers.
