The phrase "with a greater understanding of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing an increased level of comprehension or insight regarding a particular subject or topic.
Example: "After completing the course, I approached the project with a greater understanding of the underlying principles."
Alternatives: "with enhanced knowledge of" or "with improved insight into"
And we return to the third with a greater understanding of its properties and limitations.
Fassel believes Toomer is competing with a greater understanding of his mission from play to play.
He practiced well Wednesday, and felt even more comfortable Thursday, he said, with a greater understanding of the playbook.
We left the meeting with a greater understanding of the power of words and with a plan to improve our systems to prevent similar traumas in the future.
Recent research has shown that getting people to take their own readings not only reduces pressure on NHS time it also provides patients with a greater understanding of their own condition, thereby promoting improved self-management.
Genetics, the study of inherited traits in families, has advanced rapidly with the completion of the Human Genome Project, which mapped the information in human chromosomes, and with a greater understanding of DNA.
Just as adolescence brought with it a greater understanding of one's own economic situation, we focused on everyone else's more too – rebellious students would make jokes about how badly paid teachers were, pass rates and percentages were brandished on corridor walls, distinctions were quickly draw between the "chavs" and the "chav nots".
The field of ecoinformatics is concerned with gaining a greater understanding of complex ecological systems.
The Road Trip became an American institution, and with it a greater understanding of history, architecture and art, from outdoor statues to engaging vintage advertising signs that for many became an annual ritual of photographic documentation and close encounters.
As the government continues to emphasize quality of care and satisfaction with services while aligning payment for services with quality of care, a greater understanding of these factors might help lead to greater satisfaction, especially in those with the greatest need (i.e. those with chronic conditions).
Improvement in engineering design and driver training are suggested together with the need for a greater understanding of the transportation system needs of old and very old people.
