The phrase "synthesis of knowledge" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe the process of combining different pieces of knowledge or information to form a new understanding. For example, "The professor's research project included a synthesis of knowledge gained from a range of scientific studies on the subject."
The exam focuses upon synthesis of knowledge acquired from core courses in ERE or PE.
It influenced the mid-20th century conception of philosophy as a critical method of investigating problems and clarifying communication rather than as a universal synthesis of knowledge.
This external capacity building presupposes an integration (but not necessarily reconciling) and synthesis of knowledge across different disciplines and knowledge systems, and requires transparency of key uncertainties and normative assumptions.
In many publications he presented a synthesis of knowledge covering a vast and complex field in an authoritative and unique manner.
In the important Hellenistic cities, most notably at Pergamum and Alexandria, centres of learning grew up; these aimed at a world synthesis of knowledge.
This paper is concerned with the current tendencies of the advancement of science, primarily as regards integration and synthesis of knowledge of territorial organization.
As stated in the Framework, (NRC, [2012]) '[u] understanding how science functions requires a synthesis of content knowledge, procedural knowledge, and epistemic knowledge' (p 78).
But he has become one of the world's best-known biologists through two other passions, his urge to create large syntheses of knowledge and his gift for writing.
Aware of the need for exactness and detail, she collected a vast amount of data that led to useful and influential syntheses of knowledge, culminating in Pueblo Indian Religion, 2 vol. (1939).
To create these knowledge products, a synthesis of scientific knowledge on risk-ranking, risk models, medicinal products, and food substances was made and combined with legal and practical knowledge on clinical trials and inspections.
This review provides a synthesis of current knowledge of human impacts on soil ecosystems, with a special focus on knowledge gaps regarding soil ecosystem shifts and tipping points, using the island of Crete, Greece as an example.
