The phrase "to further knowledge" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to advance or develop knowledge. Example: Our primary goal as researchers is to further knowledge in the field of neuroscience.
All were fired with a common purpose: to further knowledge and, by so doing, strike a resounding blow against reactionary forces in church and state.
This interest led us to study the subject of infanticide, the history of women preachers and to visit several Midlands places connected with Eliot's early life - a prime example of our pleasure in reading and discussion leading to further knowledge and understanding.
Activity templates must be an invitation to further knowledge capture and sharing.
Eventually, this led to further knowledge in ecosystem research and limnology.
Quality managers should also understand various relationships between quality management practices in order to further knowledge of the complex dynamics which lead to innovation.
As in the case of the Galileo entry probe, such missions are critical to the understanding not only of the individual planets, but also to further knowledge regarding the formation of the Solar System.
It would be interesting to follow these people up in a prospective study to add further knowledge to the directionality of the relationship between depression and diabetes.
We describe a case of a 2-year-old child presenting symptoms compatible with SUNCT syndrome, aiming to add further knowledge to TACs features in childhood.
A prolonged follow-up will clarify its outcome in our young patient, contributing to add further knowledge to the natural history of this very rare disease.
This study evaluated data from nationwide Brazilian surveys, databases and local studies, and its results highlight the gaps in information and the need to acquire further knowledge and to conduct more studies on various aspects.
The aim of this study was to evaluate AC fluid by proteomics to gain further knowledge about ACs.
