"knowledge-based society" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a society in which knowledge and information are the primary sources of power, economic growth, and social progress. For example, "The rise of a knowledge-based society has made access to education more important than ever before."
In the transformation to a knowledge-based society, knowledge-based economy, or knowledge-based democracy (see Carayannis and Campbell [2009], p. 224), also under the aspect of climate change, it is possible to generate new and usable knowledge in conjunction with sustainable development.
The new learning approach for andragogy was proposed for worker education based on multicultural and knowledge-based society.
"Now that we have entered the knowledge-based society, we have to deal with an overflow of fake knowledge".
Our partner, Qatar Foundation, the sponsors of FC Barcelona, is cultivating a knowledge-based society for which there is increasing demand for postgraduate education.
Many of those who cannot cope with an accelerating, globalising, knowledge-based society (or fear they cannot), he argues, cast their ballot for the Left Party.
"We have almost no natural resources and no seaports in Rwanda, which leaves us only with trying to become a knowledge-based society," said Romain Murenzi, the minister of science, technology and scientific research.
Their new book, "Revolutionary Wealth," builds on the framework of their previous writings, so there's a lot of talk about clashes among First Wave (agrarian), Second Wave (industrialized) and Third Wave (postindustrial, or "knowledge-based") societies.
Building knowledge-based societies is key to transformative technologies.
This article examines recent developments in the role of the university in increasingly knowledge-based societies.
Network dynamics are important for understanding the complexity of advanced and knowledge-based societies.
Networking is important for understanding the dynamics of advanced and knowledge-based societies.
