The term 'rightful knowledge' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to knowledge that is accurate or true to the facts. For example: "With the help of the internet, one has access to rightful knowledge about almost any topic."
"I think it's dangerous to expect the consumer to reach a Nirvana or knowledge and rightful action.
Grounded in the rights of children, Te Whãriki acknowledges the rightful place of indigenous Maori knowledge and aspirations (Reedy, 1995) as well as the settler and migrant cultures from other lands (Nuttall, 2003).
My family discriminated against me and denied me my rightful property rights.
It began with the insistence of the reformist Rammohan Ray and other like-minded Hindus that, for India to take its rightful place among nations, a knowledge of and education in English were essential.
It also meant attempting to destroy Native knowledge and epistemologies as a way to claim rightful ownership over the land, a land which became designated as "vast wilderness" that had scarcely been utilized (Anderson 2005).
I hope it will spread greater knowledge and understanding and allow Angela to take her rightful place among the trans community pioneers.
The separation of chairman and chief executive roles, the bonus culture, and the emphasis on non-execs, among other things, all have their origins in the assumed need to prevent managers from using their inside knowledge to usurp the rewards of ownership from the rightful beneficiaries.
Amidst the confusion, however, is that unmistakable Japanese serenity and certainty of having each object in its rightful and most efficient place, as well as the rather touching knowledge that the only way to be sure whether one is indoors, outdoors, or somewhere in between is to feel for a breeze on one's skin.
The character of Georgian thought in the 12th century is manifested in his style of philosophizing and in his manner of presenting arguments, in his knowledge of ancient philosophy and in his intellectual interest in maintaining ancient thought in its rightful place.
"It's possible the instrument will be offered for sale within the antique or musical trade," he said, "and we ask anyone who has any knowledge of the violin's whereabouts to come forward so it can be returned to its rightful owner".
