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The phrase 'public understanding of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a collective understanding of a particular topic that is shared by a large group of people in the public. For example, "The public understanding of climate change has changed significantly over the past two decades."
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Margulis was long committed to the public understanding of science.
Public understanding of climate change is broadly increasing.
Adding video would further enhance public understanding of the court.
Public understanding of the risks of smoking changed even faster.
John Naughton is professor of the public understanding of technology at the Open University.
No. McKeith is a menace to the public understanding of science.
He wonders whether the utility business has changed faster than public understanding of it.
Dr Angela Hobbs will be made senior fellow in the public understanding of philosophy.
My university department (of continuing education) includes Oxford's professor of the public understanding of science.
Everyone agrees that it is important to engage children and to support public understanding of science.
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