The phrase "understandings on" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce a topic or concept that is being discussed or shared. Example: "There are many different understandings on the topic of climate change, with some experts arguing for immediate action while others believe it is a natural occurrence."
It is to recognize polemics for what they were: the construction of absolute oppositions, where there were differences of understanding on one point, but shared understandings on others, which echoes today.
Our findings provide one of the first comprehensive lncRNA characterizations in a crustacean, contributing towards understandings on the regulatory role of lncRNAs during the drug response in Caligus rogercresseyi.
Understandings on the rules of engagement reached in April 1996 barred attacks on or from civilian areas.
A senior Sharon adviser said the leak was intended to undermine an important political accomplishment: understandings on the settlements that Mr. Sharon reached with President Bush last April.
Analyses of kinship practices among gays and lesbians, for example, have demonstrated that the opposition between biological and social ties may turn conventional understandings on their head.
Eventually, in 1903, after failure to get China to control its unruly vassal, a political mission was dispatched from India to secure understandings on frontier and trade relations.
So far, the steps that the two sides have taken have been somewhat technical and have included understandings on recognizing diplomats and land records.
If the two countries are to move forward in their talks, Mr. Putin said, Russia requires specifics on proposed levels of offensive weapons, a timetable for cuts, understandings on verification and transparency and confidence-building.
In talks leading up to the summit meeting the two sides had hammered out understandings on several key issues, understandings that may be reconfiguring themselves in the course of the current talks.
There are understandings on extensions with pitcher Roger Clemens (somewhere in the range of two years for $28 million to $30 million) and second baseman Chuck Knoblauch (two years, $18 million, for the 2002 and 2003 seasons).
"The US is not part [of those discussions] but what happens to [the protocol] is relevant to whether there will be understandings on future regimes [and these] are still controversial and difficult subjects".
