The sentence "understanding has increased" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a simple sentence that is commonly used to indicate that someone's level of understanding or comprehension has improved or grown. Example: "Since enrolling in the advanced math class, John's understanding has increased significantly."
She cites a number of cases in which science has progressed from one theory to a better theory where, we would say, understanding has increased in the process even though the theories are, strictly speaking at least, false.
Ever since the Child to-Child programme started, the Child to-Childerstanding has increased," said teacher Tigist Araya.
The need for molecular-scale understanding has increased sharply recently, as the observation of multi-stage nucleation processes and the identification of prenucleation clusters challenges our current theoretical mainframe for rationalizing the underlying thermodynamics.
Geoff Richards had come in and changed the way we thought about preparation and training; body shapes had changed, fitness and match understanding had increased.
But it is safe to say that since then, human knowledge and understanding have increased somewhat.
Of course, Mr. Edison made his remark in the 1930s - and it is safe to say that in the intervening period, human knowledge and understanding have increased somewhat.
As machine age problems have given way to systems age messes, the underlying complexity associated with understanding these situations has increased exponentially.
Look for small gains--for example, perhaps your understanding of percentages has increased, or perhaps you are now able to read history passages more quickly and more accurately.
Stem cells have been studied for nearly 50 years and while our understanding of them has increased immensely, major questions such as their molecular identity, level of plasticity, and role in pathological conditions and aging, still remain to be answered.
Our understanding of PCD has increased greatly over the last few years with the identification and characterization of novel negative regulators of different forms of PCD, including necroptosis.
Our understanding of ageing has increased at an unprecedented pace during the last 30 years and we have now realised that ageing is a plastic process that can be modulated.
