The phrase "understanding means" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce an explanation or definition of something, or to describe the way in which something is understood or interpreted. Example: "Understanding means having a deep comprehension and awareness of a concept or situation."
The prejudicial character of understanding means that, whenever we understand, we are involved in a dialogue that encompasses both our own self-understanding and our understanding of the matter at issue.
Lack of education and understanding means the NSP has had little impact.
This new understanding means, first of all, that the drugs will be coming into wider use.
China's memorandum of understanding means that they can return unregistered North Koreans deeming them to be "economic migrants" rather than refugees.
But the industry is less good at showing what this understanding means for the client business, and using it to inspire action for change.
But her subtitle should alert a nonscientific reader that her book is not a history of biology; her underlying concern is with the philosophical problem of what "understanding" means.
For Dick, understanding meant writing.
Facing one other across a pair of concert grand pianos, their uncanny, intuitive understanding meant hardly a glance needed to be exchanged as the improvisation swept its way through raging, bass-heavy torrents of sweeping sound to gentle, lyrical passages.
The second reason for the low acceptance can be the lack of a thorough understanding (mean score = 5.20) of the theory among the students.
The many gaps in current understanding mean there is insufficient evidence on which to base recommendations.
If we let understanding mean the power to make experience intelligible by applying concepts and categories, which is my intended meaning, I'll stand by my 'yes'yes
