"understanding of the knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "Teachers should strive to foster an understanding of the knowledge that students are learning in the classroom."
But they're questions testing their understanding of the knowledge.
As modularity drives the evolution of much of the economy, general managers' greatest challenge will be to gain an intimate understanding of the knowledge behind their products.
to gain an understanding of the knowledge, perceptions and experiences of using contraceptive methods among Turkish withdrawal users.
Without such an instrument, there is limited understanding of the knowledge, attitudes and beliefs of Chinese patients.
Through our community engagement activities, we hope to gain a better understanding of the knowledge and attitudes about cancer clinical trials in our Greater Bay Area communities.
An understanding of the knowledge needs of the industry has resulted in repeat funding from the RSPO for our socially and environmentally sustainable oil palm research programme aimed at testing the impact of certification.
Who does she trust to confide gaps in her own understanding of the subject knowledge she is supposed to be imparting to students?
The latter should be based on a clear understanding of the underlying knowledge, uncertainties, and the related times.
Designing information systems (ISs) requires a thorough understanding of the organizational knowledge processes in which these systems are used.
We also need to further our understanding of the current knowledge.
We have to take knowledge for the explanation and understanding of knowledge and that knowledge for another knowledge and so forth.8 Fig. 1 The circularity of epistemology.
