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Used with adjectives:
"
She has expert knowledge in forensics."
(expert, vast, considerable, great, complete, in-depth, broad, extensive)
"
He has first-hand knowledge of what happened."
(first-hand, direct, current, factual, up-to-date)
"
I have limited knowledge of European history."
(limited, basic, general)
"
It's common knowledge that the company is struggling."
(common, public)
"
She has a good working knowledge of the subject."
(working, useful, practical)
"
His professional knowledge became very useful."
(professional, medical, scientific, technical)
Used with verbs:
"
I acquired more knowledge on the subject."
(acquired, gained, have, found, discovered)
"
Previous knowledge is not required for the job."
(be + required, be + needed, be + expected)
"
He demonstrated his knowledge of computers."
(demonstrated, showed, displayed)
"
The project gave him the opportunity to use his knowledge."
(use, apply)
"
We shared our knowledge of fine wines."
(shared, exchanged)
"
He read many books to increase his knowledge."
(increase, improve, expand, enhance)
Used with prepositions:
"
He did it without their knowledge."
(without, with)
"
She's never lived out of state to my knowledge."
(to, according to)
"
He had a wide knowledge of classic cars."
(of)
