"seeker of knowledge" is correct and is usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone who is actively pursuing knowledge or knowledge-related activities. For example, "Ben is a seeker of knowledge and is always trying to learn something new."
An avid seeker of knowledge, she was willing and able to meet any challenge before her, both physically and intellectually.
Unlike Laozi, the Yellow Emperor is always the disciple, an unremitting seeker of knowledge, and the Huang-Lao masters' ideal of the perfect ruler.
These faculties allow the seeker of knowledge to combine simple truths in order to solve more complex problems, such as the solution to problems in optics (10 394), or the discovery of how a magnet works (10 427).
Inquisitive, curious, and creative writer and seeker of knowledge.
Mr. Lania is a seeker of knowledge and a culinary expert who is diligently working on his first book.
A wife, mom of two, and seeker of knowledge and truth, Valerie thrives on teaching and coaching couples and individuals across the world to renew their marriages and find ultimate happiness in their lives.
It called on "the curious, the inquisitive, the seekers of knowledge" to "dare to think for yourself, to look for yourself, to make up your own mind".
For the first time, the church bought commercial time in local markets during the Super Bowl in order to feature an ad that called on "the curious, the inquisitive, the seekers of knowledge".
Like others, it is trying to change the system from being a mere means of distributing messages to becoming a lure that brings together seekers of knowledge and collaborators.
New founders are ravenous seekers of knowledge — and demand guidance.
While some people may be genuine seekers of knowledge, others might be driven by the personal thrill of the intense competition of research; still others might be seeking to impress someone else.
