The phrase "native knowledge" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to knowledge that is acquired from the local or indigenous people of a certain region. For example, "The elders shared their native knowledge of medicinal herbs with the village."
It is virtually impossible to train an American without native knowledge to do this job".
Military officials want to attract immigrants who have native knowledge of languages and cultures that the Pentagon considers strategically vital.
With the family's fate resting on Mrs. Tsang's shoulders during her husband's illness, she had to rely on her children's native knowledge of English.
Yet beneath the seemingly simple character was a wealth of native knowledge, shrewdness and genetic experience that deepened Lally's portrayal of a man in a radically changing environment.
Native knowledge of the creature goes back into the mists of history and there are a number of local names for it.
Its ranks are full of Western fighters with a penchant for flashy violence and a native knowledge of what Western journalists cover.
In historical contexts in particular, attention has been drawn to the ways in which native knowledges, even the natives themselves, were either «written out» by being excluded, or marginalized in the processes of «translation» and cartographic representation.
Brooklyn -- I grew up there and had a native's knowledge of large chunks.
This environment incorporates a native fuzzy knowledge based system (KBS) and a number of procedural control functions, in the GMS, that can effectively interact.
At the conference, Adrienne Mayor, a visiting fellow in classics and human values at Princeton University, will present a paper that examines the suppression of Native American knowledge of paleontology and the fossil record, Proctor said.
Second, and just as important, the monument would endow our society with a new imagination, creating a meeting place where science, Native traditional knowledge, and a thoughtful conservation policy are together given equal and just attentiveness.
