The phrase "the basic knowledge that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to introduce a statement that is assumed by the speaker or writer. For example, "The basic knowledge that practice makes perfect is an essential part of success."
It's my belief that the basic knowledge that we are providing the world will have a profound impact on the human condition and the treatments for disease and our view of our place in the biological continuum.
They use the basic knowledge that an eye is characterized by its shape and the white color of the sclera.
Thus, J. Dewey once argued that even the basic knowledge that modern man took for granted needed to be discovered and recognized for the first time (see Fallace 2012).
In the garage, Jason utilized the basic knowledge that he had learned from his extension classes at Davis and Napa College, but ultimately, there wasn't anyone telling him what to do and when -- he had to figure everything out on his own.
Most interviewees did not have the basic knowledge that first sex could lead to a pregnancy.
This was against the basic knowledge that fibrosis would progress and eventually develop into cirrhosis with more advanced age [ 1– 3].
By understanding gravity's role in determining the microenvironments that prevail during reproductive development, countermeasures to these obstacles can be found, while at the same time providing basic knowledge that will have broader agricultural significance.
But the confirmation of the Higgs boson, which gives mass to electrons and quarks, the building blocks of nature, is only an intermediate step in a quest for basic knowledge that may truly be never-ending.
"You're smart," he says, "but you're missing basic knowledge that will eventually stop you dead in your tracks".
"We are building a basic knowledge that may eventually have practical applications, but there is no clear path to a practical application just yet," he says.
Make sure you know exactly where the setting is and the basic knowledge about that place.
