The phrase "when properly understood" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to emphasize that an idea or concept should be understood in its most accurate and complete form. For example, "The principles of physics are complex, but when properly understood can be a powerful tool."
Indeed, it's the failures, when properly understood, that create the context for learning and growth.
When properly understood, these properties can provide insight into weight uniformity, tableting performance and process design.
Second, this Article therefore argues that necessity, when properly understood, constitutes two separate defenses, one a justification and the other an excuse, each with its own standard.
Buss defines jealousy as a passion that refers to the drives and emotional quests that propel us through life, and "when properly understood have a crystalline logic, precise purpose and supreme sensibility".
The current proposals scrap first-year fees for students from the poorest backgrounds, provide for significantly more financial support for them while at university and when properly understood should not deter students from going to university.
As noted, for both Butler and Shaftesbury, self-love and virtue converge when properly understood.
Mauss argued that apparently irrational forms of economic consumption made sense when they were properly understood, as modes of social competition regulated by strict and universal rules of reciprocity.
Philosophy developed out of and around the nonreligious practical and theoretical sciences, it recognized no theoretical limits other than those of human reason itself, and it assumed that the truth found by unaided reason does not disagree with the truth of Islam when both are properly understood.
Here, the new actualist argues that this intuition is legitimate only when it is properly understood as the intuition that no concrete thing could have been an Alien.
Although Williams allows that some political actions that are popularly believed to be morally dubious, may well be morally acceptable when circumstances are properly understood, he casts a pretty wide net for the morally disagreeable.
When they are properly understood, a wide array of interests, from progressives to Tea Partiers, may agree upon the need to limit corporatization and corporatism.
