The phrase "perhaps understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting a possibility of comprehension or insight into a situation or concept.
Example: "In this complex issue, perhaps understanding the underlying motivations will help us find a solution."
Alternatives: "maybe grasping" or "possibly comprehending".
Perhaps understanding the parallels between the two campaigns will help US voters to avoid taking a similar path in November.
That doesn't worry him: "Perhaps understanding is one thing we can do with each other — something peculiarly bewitching and entrancing — but also something that can be limiting, regressive".
According to Pirlo, Hodgson had a habit of calling him "Pirla," much to the amusement of the other players and "perhaps understanding my true nature more than the other managers".
Gutierrez, who led Lincoln High to a state championship, and helped Findlay to the prep school national championship game, is making his mark at Cal ."It's just a dream and I'm living it," Gutierrez said, perhaps understanding one truism of college basketball — that March is a time for Cinderella stories.
And by "more social" we mean helping you see what your real friends are up to and perhaps understanding things a bit better because of it.
If you predominately operate from a defensive spirit, perhaps understanding why will move you to a confident offensive mindset.
Occasionally, parts of Lucas's sculptures seem to be actual willies, cast, perhaps, from understanding male friends.
It is a complicated deal that many people enter into without perhaps fully understanding what will happen to their information.
They will either go to a bar to watch live satellite feeds or switch on Univision at home, perhaps not understanding a word spoken (except "GOAL!") throughout.
The media has become numb, perhaps not understanding the seriousness of the situation.
This same solidarity was what made everyone, for a moment, briefly applaud, perhaps without understanding very well what had happened.
