"retrieve knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when you want to refer to finding or regaining knowledge. For example, "The student worked hard to retrieve knowledge that had been lost over the summer break."
Our results show that when choosing an expert to retrieve knowledge from (knowledge retrieval), expertise seekers will assign greater importance to the person's level of expertise.
Thus, it is critical to process massive amounts of data to retrieve knowledge.
Other active-learning courses administer frequent quizzes that oblige students to retrieve knowledge from memory rather than passively read it over in a textbook.
We also propose a peer-to-peer knowledge sharing tool called KTella that enables a community's members to voluntarily share and retrieve knowledge more effectively.
Transactive memory system is a term from group psychology that describes a system that helps small groups maintain and use personal directories to allocate and retrieve knowledge.
It is also common in process design that the developed models are not systematically managed, hence it is often impossible to reuse an existing model due to difficulties to retrieve knowledge and design artifacts relevant to the model.
The results show knowledge workers who actively retrieved knowledge from the organization-created system that contains self-created content exhibited higher work efficiency.
Furthermore, to support the framework, an IT documentation system is proposed that is capable of retrieving knowledge from the PCS and thus generating the product model.
The results also show they obtained gratifications from actively retrieving knowledge from a self-made system; however, due to the workers' biased perceptions toward that system, knowledge retrieval from a self-made system did not induce higher work efficiency.
The aim of the proposed knowledge-based troubleshooting system (KBTS) is to integrate the troubleshooting process of automotive refrigeration system into a single architecture for retrieving knowledge and experience of technicians in automobile repairing field.
In addition, it shows that the approach to building ontologies by reusing and re-engineering agreed upon non-ontological resources speeds the ontology development, reduces development costs, and retrieves knowledge already agreed upon by a community of people in a more formal representation.
