"methodical knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to knowledge or understanding of a subject that has been acquired through careful study and research. For example: "Through the course, I gained a great deal of methodical knowledge about business operations."
A respective coordination group could alleviate both problems by adding the relevant linguistic-methodical knowledge while at the same time having the overview over standardization efforts in different subordinate committees.
Precise, methodical, with perfect knowledge of cavalry tactics, he was better than any other in preparing his attack dispositions.
This book presents theoretical and methodical discussions on local knowledge and indigenous knowledge.
That was my first interaction with physicians where my scientific knowledge and rigorous methodical training helped to unravel a clinical case.
They are exacting in their quest for knowledge and slow and methodical in their approach to a problem.
The current study is aimed at bridging this knowledge-gap by a methodical investigation of Aβ40 uptake in mouse brain slices and rat primary hippocampal neurons as well as the internalization of Aβ40 and Aβ42 in neuron like PC12 cells.
Knowledge itself is abstract in nature, difficult to delineate but education offers knowledge in a systematic and methodical way.
Deep knowledge of a subject, advanced communication skills, methodical attention to detail, an instinct to stay rooted in facts--these are all attributes that will naturally produce a noteworthy and useful public comment.
This is the "Shanghai mastery approach", a methodical curriculum, aimed at developing and embedding a fluency, deep knowledge and understanding of underlying mathematical concepts.
No great scientific skill or knowledge required, just a bit of patience and a methodical approach.
