"meaningful understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone has obtained a deep, valuable understanding of a topic. For example: "John's reading of the ancient philosophy texts allowed him to gain a meaningful understanding of their teachings."
In a 2004 speech at Gregorian University in Rome, Cardinal Martini said that Catholics could not fully understand their own faith without a meaningful understanding of Judaism.
How can students develop a meaningful understanding of the rest of American history if they do not understand the scope and lasting impact of enslavement?
The results provide meaningful understanding for the design, scale-up, and optimization of CFB apparatuses.
There is no doubt that Jackson is different in every sense – in size and stature, movement and pace – from McCammon but the pair never developed a meaningful understanding.
Meaningful understanding of flow and solute transport in general requires the knowledge of hydraulic conductivity and its anisotropy.
In order to establish a meaningful understanding of the friction effects and to predict the contact behavior, a robust parametric friction model is usually employed.
Even reading the full notice, as Retraction Watch makes abundantly clear, often does not yield any meaningful understanding of why the retraction occurred.
Further the use of Maple provide conceptual and meaningful understanding for the student, several Maple can be designed to see, geometrical application of Linear Algebra topics.
Meaningful understanding of neck injury incidence and severity in Rugby Union is restricted to a few studies which adopt comparable methodological construct.
: Students' meaningful understanding of scientific concepts and topics has a major consideration in order for science education programmes' to attain their goals.
However, significant computational and statistical challenges remain to translate the resulting noisy, confounded RNA-seq data into meaningful understanding of the biological system or disease state under consideration.
