"strengthen knowledge of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe the act of improving or making one's understanding of a topic or subject stronger. Example: Graduating from a prestigious university will strengthen my knowledge of business strategies and prepare me for a successful career in the corporate world.
The goal of this study is to strengthen knowledge of the science-related middle-skill workforce.
Future research should extend the focus to men in order to broaden and strengthen knowledge of ethnic minority health.
There should, however, be an aim for indices that can be relevant to both fields and can be used internationally in order to strengthen knowledge of dental erosion.
This underscores the need to strengthen knowledge of these relevant theories in undergraduate educational programs as well as to embed them as key underlying concepts in professional development programs.
This means that with every day that passes, it becomes even more important to strengthen knowledge of RA, both amongst the multidisciplinary working teams and in undergraduate and postgraduate professional medical training programs.
Shortly after and in response to the baseline SBM-R assessments, providers received 5 days of onsite ART training to strengthen knowledge of the standards and improve clinical skills.
In particular, they stressed the role of analytics in strengthening knowledge of student behavior and demographics, optimization of resources, and improving faculty performance.
Very recent studies, notably from the Million Women Study [ 12], have strengthened knowledge of the impact of moderate alcohol consumption levels on increasing the risk of breast cancer.
This was accomplished through raising awareness on staff well-being and stress management as well as strengthening knowledge of and skills in stress management.
Enhancing surveillance systems, providing a mechanism of instant reporting to the proper officials, educating healthcare providers and others in the community, and strengthening knowledge of thorough outbreak investigation will improve collective preparedness for a bioterrorism.
A pilot project, implemented in 2 rural districts of Malawi between 2010 and 2011, introduced a mobile phone system to strengthen knowledge exchange within networks of CHWs and district staff.
