"objective understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to mean a rational and unbiased perspective on a situation. For example, "In order to come to a just decision, we must take an objective understanding of the facts."
It was as if she was giving Oghi time to come to his own objective understanding of his situation.
There is also the fog of war, the confusion in communications and the chaos of the battlefield that can obscure any objective understanding.
In marketing, in governance, and in our relations with legislators, we need to espouse policies rooted both in the principles of the Rochdale Pioneers and in an objective understanding of what our potential customers are looking for.
Born in Cleveland, Masters became interested in the nature of sexuality while studying medicine in New York in the early 1940s, and wanted to conduct research that would lead to an objective understanding of the topics.
Hull's ideas were also shaped by the emerging work of Ninian Smart at the University of Lancaster, who advocated the use of phenomenological methods from religious studies in developing an objective understanding of religions, rather than aiming to develop students' personal faith.
Mr Loach may feel hurt when critics appear not to have appreciated the political point he wants to make, but that is not their task and he would feel a lot more hurt, I am sure, if critics with their objective understanding were replaced, as he suggests, by people with opinions only and no appreciation of the art form.
Storage networking design involves having clear objectives, understanding business needs, assessing resources, analyzing information, documenting the design, and implementing it.
Without a common language or conceptual framework to connect research efforts and objectives, understanding of overuse will remain fragmented and limit our ability to make healthcare safer, less expensive, and more patient centered.
QL and QAS are usually evaluated separately despite their complementary objectives: understanding the pattern of morbidity and adaptation (QL), and providing information for clinical policy and decision-making (QAS).
As countries make commitments to move towards universal coverage and have to make choices about the appropriate financing mix to meet these objectives, understanding the economic cost of CBHI and the relative cost of different administrative activities is especially pertinent, to ascertain how such schemes can be more efficiently designed, and whether such schemes are financially viable.
"Picking good people, leading with a clear objective and understanding the interdependence of teams are all important aspects of leadership".
