The phrase "power of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance and impact that knowledge can have in various contexts, such as education, personal growth, or decision-making.
Example: "The power of knowledge can transform lives and empower individuals to make informed choices."
Alternatives: "strength of knowledge" or "influence of knowledge."
I believe in the power of knowledge to change behavior".
There is something noble about the IPCC's unshakeable faith in the transformative power of knowledge.
But now we know, so we can use the power of knowledge.
He understood, as well as anyone, the power of knowledge and truth in the battle against ignorance.
USA Today was similarly won over: "The beautifully rendered and energetic tale celebrates resilience, the power of knowledge and the vitality of human experience.
The stakes are too high for that, and while the belief in the transformative power of knowledge may be heroic we don't have anything better.
Our results indicate that, thanks to the power of knowledge-state problem encoding, the DLVK system is competitive even with special purpose conformant planning systems, and it often supplies a more natural and simple representation of the planning problems.
His faith in the salutary, ennobling powers of knowledge justifies his reputation as the first philosopher of the Enlightenment.
Carlisle thinks Christian theology is amply supplied, and is one of our best resources, offering as it does a taxonomy of evils: moral evil (human wrongdoing), natural evil (calamitous earthly events, like earthquakes and tsunamis), and "metaphysical evil" (our predicament as human beings, to be mortal and to have limited powers of knowledge), among others.
The contingency of the divine acts of knowledge and will is based on an atemporal causal priority between the powers of knowledge and the will and their acts (178.24 26).
No wilfully credulous lover of all things ancient and mysterious will be converted by this long and detailed survey of "the power politics of knowledge in the modern age".
