"your understanding on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a person's knowledge about a certain subject or topic. For example, "My professor asked me to submit a paper outlining my understanding on the history of the Industrial Revolution."
There is still a lot to be learned, so why not broaden your understanding of OBEs on your own time.
These are not, perhaps, subtle effects, yet they sharpen your understanding of what's going on in the moment, unfolding as the music and the drama, so inextricably entwined, also unfold.
Show your work; you're not just being tested on getting the right answer but on your understanding of the method used to get the right answer.
Based on your understanding of the issues, what solutions, if any, do you think might bring this country peace?
Why or why not? -Based on your understanding of genocide, what other historical events do you think merit more attention in history textbooks and in public debates?
As with all divinatory systems, from tea leaves to Rorschach tests, the value of the reading will be largely dependent on your understanding of the divine.
First, she says, it is possible to "anthropomorphize well" — that is, to base your understanding of animal emotion on "shared generalities, not unfounded projections".
You could develop different interpretations of that video depending on your understanding of its context, but it was something important that had actually taken place.Diplomatic cables are something entirely different.
But Guy McKhann, M.D., of Johns Hopkins and Marilyn Albert, Ph.D., of Harvard Medical School, authors of "Keep Your Brain Young: The Complete Guide to Physical and Emotional Health and Longevity" (John Wiley, $25), write, "Since you read at your own speed and can go back over what you read, speed has less influence on your understanding of written material".
