The phrase "the learnings from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing insights or knowledge gained from a particular experience or study.
Example: "The learnings from this project will help us improve our future strategies."
Alternatives: "the insights from" or "the lessons from".
"I think you will see implementations of the learnings from them in businesses we already have outside of the US," Paul Polman, Unilever's chief executive, said.
Now people targeted by online abuse are devising their own solutions, often backed by little more than public fundraising, grassroots effort, and the learnings from their unfortunate and often traumatic experiences.
Whether growing a hot startup in downtown San Francisco, studying computer science in Hyderabad, or selling fresh produce at a local farmer's market, the learnings from my time in East Africa always apply: focus on a business model designed for growth, invest locally, and if utility services either don't exist or are ready for disruption, (re)invent them.
Capturing the learnings from leading demonstration projects is key for design optimisation, technology development and in turn, cost reduction.
We need to take the learnings from the early days and bring that into the future.
"We're taking some of the learnings from LaGrande technology," said Rogers, who declined to elaborate further on the similarities and differences between LaGrande and the PXA270x family.
The learning-from-Australia theme was replayed by Steve Waugh in the pages of The Hindu.
One of the key learnings from the studies is the impact of "alarm fatigue".
PROGRESS FOR CHILDREN BEYOND AVERAGES: LEARNING FROM THE MDGS We owe our progress towards achieving the MDGs to political will and the drive of communities to improve their own lives.
We will also provide several examples to demonstrate how the fundamental learnings from the model surfaces can be used to understand the catalytic properties of powder materials with complicated catalytic formulations, such as the bimetallic oxycarbide and oxynitride catalysts.
PROGRESS FOR CHILDREN BEYOND AVERAGES: LEARNING FROM THE MDGS A child's chance to survive and thrive is much greater in 2015 than it was when the global community committed to the MDGs in 2000.
