"the understanding of it" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the comprehension or knowledge of something. Example: The teacher explained the concept to the students, but it was clear that not everyone had a complete understanding of it.
If a world-view is entirely describable without loss in atheistic, secular terms, then there is nothing of substance you add to the understanding of it by describing it as religious.
However odd the incident may be, the understanding of it should be simple enough – except that nothing involving football, politics and symbols in Croatia is ever simple and one-dimensional.
Dr. Wenzel said that an unusual feature of the Mexican epidemic, which complicates the understanding of it, was that "in recent months five different influenza viruses have been circulating in Mexico simultaneously".
Through Beethoven and his reflections on musical form and its meaning, emotional specificity gained its universal, self-aware, and essentially political aspirations; the concerto, in Zacharias's hands, became the embodiment of the historical moment — and the understanding of it — in sound.
The understanding of it presented here would not have been achieved without personal conversations with the art historian David Craven, who interviewed Shapiro several times, see Craven 1997).
Finally, a main interpretation was developed to summarise and explain the five tentative interpretations (themes) — the focus was to see something in a new way in order to deepen the understanding of it [ 27].
My argument today is that if we have the confidence to really go for it and the understanding of what it takes, London could be one of them".
In specific pockets like application development, the understanding of what it takes to make it work and the tools are both better.
And with it comes the understanding of what it's like to be a mushroom.
When young players play in big atmospheres it gives them the understanding of what it takes to be a professional footballer.
My ancestors expanded not only the understanding of what it meant to be human, but also the parameters of what it meant to be a Christian.
