"to capture understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of gaining insight, knowledge, or comprehension. For example, "Through careful observation and discussion, we worked together to capture understanding of the situation."
However, although the latter has seen significant advances, such as the adoption of pre-assembly and standardised components and systems, the industry has experienced far greater difficulties identifying ways of capturing, understanding, and replicating work processes.
Furthermore, donated goods and services have opportunity costs which are important to capture in understanding the true value of investments to society.
He calls the survey questions "very blunt instruments not designed to capture public understanding" of the two topics.
We were able to capture their understanding of the exercises' learning effects and how these influenced them in their daily work.
In chemical engineering, mechanistic modeling provides a quantitative framework to capture our understanding of a reactive system and test this knowledge against data.
Fair enough, it's amazing if you could do an album of just ten techno tracks, but that wouldn't have been me, so I wanted it to capture my understanding of an album.
To capture this understanding, the model was revised so that Clb2 has one of three possible values: 0, representing a negligible concentration of Clb2; 1, representing a low concentration; and 2, representing a high concentration.
Although there are significant ongoing efforts to capture this understanding in curated resources, much of the information remains locked in unstructured sources, in particular, the scientific literature.
To capture this understanding, we revise the model so that Swi5 also has one of three possible values: 0, 1, or 2 like Clb2.
The construction of a CI requires balancing the reliability of the instrument to capture student understanding on the one hand with practicality and usability on the other (Adams and Wieman, 2010).
The aim of the survey of smokers and non- smokers was to capture their understanding of current health warnings and their view of the preferable type of health warnings, including format, colour and graphics, position and coverage, rotation and inserts, and other information (Additional file 1).
