'study knowledge' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the general concept of gaining knowledge or information through studying. For example, "In order to make the best decisions, it is important to study knowledge and be informed about the topic".
They enter the workforce with real-world case study knowledge and many have seen the inner workings of the real estate industry through annual treks facilitated by CREF.
The simulation tool enables users to study knowledge flow in a visualized network and to develop strategies for adapting networks to changing conditions.
The word jurisprudence derives from the Latin term juris prudentia, which means "the study, knowledge, or science of law". In the United States jurisprudence commonly means the philosophy of law.
(a) To study knowledge, attitudes and practices with respect to risk factors of otitis media in a rural South Indian Community where the prevalence of otitis media is high.
As additional support for the proposed model, three arguments are proffered as deeper explanations of the epistemic goal by using Malaysia as a case study: knowledge transfer for political legitimization, knowledge transfer for countering agnotology, and knowledge transfer for social engineering and science diplomacy.
Depending on your area of study, knowledge of anatomy can be useful, too.
In this study, knowledge-based approach and linkage analysis using tagged-haplotype SNP were used in detecting CCL2 genetic associations: we identified a single tag SNP for the entire CCL2 gene (rs4586) and studied its role in clinical TB in Han Chinese pediatric population.
This article presents a novel spatio-temporal framework for studying knowledge creation.
Do they contain any cryptic messages and, if so, has the department-store magnate, with his studied knowledge, read them and kept their meaning to himself?
Meredith Glaser is a researcher at the Urban Cycling Institute Universityy of Amsterdam), studying knowledge and policy transfer of Dutch cycling practices to other parts of the world.
Homa Bahrami, a senior lecturer at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, studies knowledge workers in the technology sector where flexibility is essential.
