The phrase 'tangible knowledge about' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing knowledge that can be measured or observed, i.e. something that has a solid outcome. For example, "This project provides tangible knowledge about the effectiveness of different marketing techniques."
Paragraph [B] distinguishes between internal (tacit) knowledge and external (tangible) knowledge as assets in the knowledge management of an organisation.
The left and right portions of the map are concerned with the varying properties of tacit and tangible knowledge, resulting in a stored data repository when and where tacit knowledge is given a tangible form.
It is a style that flows and effectively imparts tangible knowledge.
Capabilities are developed when tangible and non-tangible knowledge based resources combine through integrative processes to create value for the firm.
But light plays an additional, very important role, yet not so profound to the average public, in promoting our understanding and knowledge about our tangible heritage through scientific studies.
Together, these results hold promise toward creating a foundation for the design of continuous sound that is intended to accompany control actions on the part of users, and toward establishing a basis for experimental/quantitative evaluation methods and gathering basic knowledge about sensory-motor activity engaged in tangible sonic interactions.
The dynamic properties of the interactive tangible model might thus make it a powerful tool for supporting students' construction of knowledge about the dynamic process of self-assembly in a group exercise.
This is attributed to a combination of tangible barriers, such as privacy and security concerns, organizational norms, unclear financial models, and lack of knowledge about the potential promises of DHTs beyond their pitfalls.
Using your new knowledge about perspective?
Knowledge about nuclear bombs is widespread.
