"since we understand" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a cause and effect relationship, where the understanding of something leads to a certain action or outcome. Example: Since we understand the importance of recycling, we make sure to separate our trash and recyclables properly.
"Since we understand how the decision-making and validation processes work inside the large companies, we're more able to meet ambitious cost and performance targets".
And we take pains to engage the voices that are marginalised within our society, since we understand that to be vital to the creation of a more equal world.
Since we understand the nature of the returns, expanding Kelly to venture capital is quite possible.
How we navigate abundant choice is most connected with millennials since we understand this natively, but everyone else is quickly coming on board.
"It was included as part of a larger budget deal, but seeing the reaction since, we understand Californians care deeply about access to public records".
In this condition, there would be no need for civil or criminal law, since we understood what is right naturally.
Since opening, we understand that ready-to-wear designers often don't have the capacity to design bridalwear.
This action would seem to derive from the concept of a "clash of civilisations", a school of thought that Islamist extremists subscribe to, since they, we understand, view America, or even the whole of western civilisation, as a hegemonous monolith; an enemy to be feared and, if possible, destroyed.
"We're dealing with new regulations that have come about since 9/11, and we understand that".
The feature, which works on Android 8.0 (Oreo) or higher, had been slowly rolling out to non-Premium subscribers since this April we understand, and the full rollout completed on Monday.
If you disagree, we understand since there's probably plenty of other moments to choose from.
