The phrase “regional knowledge” is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to knowledge specific to a certain region or area. For example, "The tour guide had extensive regional knowledge and was able to show us all the best sights in the city."
One of the report's recommendations was for the Institute to convene periodic summits in targeted regions of the world, to demonstrate MIT's interest in working with and learning from partners in these regions; to increase regional knowledge of who we are, how we work, and what we stand for; and to provide a focus for developing new collaborations.
As knowledge is subjected to spatial decay, innovation of a region is enhanced when location in neighboring regions encourages the formation of regional knowledge and information flows.
It enlightens the field on the geographic origins of creative destruction by theorizing about a region's structural (determined by industry clustering and regional knowledge), social demography and political economy attributes, and their influence on the region's capacity to incubate creative destruction.
The paper uses an unbalanced panel of 274 regions over 8 years to estimate a regional knowledge production function with fixed-effects.
This work contributes to previous research on the relationship between specific features of a regional knowledge space and the technological progress of the region.
In this paper, we test the hypothesis that regional knowledge spillovers positively influence China's innovation growth from 2001 to 2008.
Central domains of enquiry include human dwelling, nature and culture, mindscape and landscape, and the social construction of regional knowledges.
The World Bank has recently launched the 'Africa Clean Cooking Energy Solutions' to promote dissemination and adoption of clean cooking solutions and the 'East Asia and Pacific region's Clean Stove Initiative' (CSI) to scale up access to advanced cooking stoves for rural poor households through country-specific technical assistance and a regional knowledge-sharing and cooperation forum [14].
In this paper, I have identified three important areas of policy support, namely building a supporting entrepreneurial culture in the region, encouraging early stage firms and entrepreneurs to inter-regional knowledge transfer and seeking to increase R&D intensity and commercialisation from increased collaboration amongst R&D intensive milieus and firms dominated by other types of knowledge.
Analysis along all three dimensions consistently reveals a direct positive effect cross-regional knowledge integration has on innovation quality, as well as a positive interaction effect of cross-regional knowledge integration and distributed R&D for innovation quality.
New input patterns that imply extrapolations and thus unreliable prediction by an artificial neural network model can be recognized from a significant decrease in the regional-knowledge index.
