The phrase "presents knowledge" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to convey or share information or understanding about a certain topic or subject. Example: The professor's lecture on biology presented knowledge on the different systems of the human body.
Soliciting is an option for learners in the INTERACT system, but it is the teacher who presents knowledge, while learners display their knowledge for evaluation.
The third loop of the dynamic knowledge loop explores transdisciplinary cooperation and presents knowledge generation and exchange among science and practice.
This article presents knowledge of environmental and natural resource economics related broadly to optimization with respect to spatial dimensions of problems.
This chapter provides state-of-the-art information and presents knowledge of hydrothermal processing of wet forest residues, agricultural wastes, and aquatic biomass for the production of biofuels and chemicals.
Table 2 presents knowledge of HIV/AIDS prevention measures and the perception of HIV risk infection by gender.
This paper, however, presents knowledge-based expert system with user-interactive features, integrated within Rhinoceros 3D environment, that guide optimization in early design phase.
Better still, they present knowledge as pleasure.
What, though, did VW actually say beyond the confession that "based on present knowledge" 800,000 vehicles have been affected?
This apparent lack of development, however, may instead reflect the inadequacy of our present knowledge.
Does the phrase "present knowledge" mean most cars in VW's fleet are in the clear, or that they haven't yet been examined for CO2?
Present knowledge, together with environmental trouble, make it a natural time to update the bestiary in writing, and to tour nature's brilliance in light of honest science.
