The phrase "understanding of sorts" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express a partial or imperfect understanding of something. Example: "Although John had never studied astronomy, he had a rudimentary understanding of sorts about the stars and constellations from his childhood stargazing hobby."
The evaluation results of Class #1 and #3 based on the pre- and post-test suggest that the learners cultivated an improved understanding of sorting algorithms through the practice sessions.
I was less harried, I suppose, but I was also far less informed, and not as advanced in my understanding of all sorts of things that interested me.
All too often, senior bank managers have shown scant understanding of the sorts of risks their traders are running, let alone a knowledge of the bank's controls.
A better understanding of these sorts of processes will eventually help build new kidneys for people with kidney failure.
Further understanding of these sorts of post-translational modifications seen in the Grb family will no doubt shed considerable insight into their biological role.
But Jacobs was there first, and with a hard-headed, modern understanding of the sort of relationships that are needed in modern life, and the sorts of community that contemporary cities can offer.
Thus, elucidating the means by which other plastid TA proteins are targeted to and inserted into the outer envelope is important, not only in terms of their comparative sorting to Toc33 and Toc34, but also for our overall understanding of the sorting of OEPs in general.
Both reasons arise from our understanding of what sort of beings we are, not from the vagaries of natural selection.
The paper said that in a "terror regime" like North Korea there is "no perceptible visual art according to an acceptable understanding of any sort".
