Knowledge Use

One of the five activities of the knowledge management process framework. Knowledge exploitation is the application of knowledge to business solutions or opportunities. Its use is also recursive and continuously generates feedback that complements and influences other learning activities.

Literal Meanings of Knowledge Use

Knowledge:

Meanings of Knowledge:

Awareness of something from a general understanding or familiarity with an object, place, situation, etc.
Knowledge of a particular fact or situation, a state of consciousness or awareness of something.
Intellectual understanding of the state of perception of truth or information.
Familiarity with or understanding of a specific skill, field, etc.
(philosophical) Truly justified belief.
intimacy or (now usually in a carnal relationship).
Indication of information or knowledge about something.
The sum of all known informational and educational products.
Something that can be described as a branch of the study of an information science.
Opinion, conscience.
In-depth knowledge of specific routes and points of interest needed by taxi drivers in London, England.
Recognize this as true.

Sentences of Knowledge

His knowledge of Iceland was limited to what he saw on the travel channel.
Knowledge recognizes the difference between good and bad decisions.
The secretary should have a good knowledge of shorthand.
His library contained the accumulated knowledge of the Greeks and Romans.

Use:

Meanings of Use:

Operation manual.
The action of drinking alcohol or drugs.
(followed by) utility, benefit.
A function is a purpose for which something can be used.
Opportunity or need to use need.
Interest on money lent to Premium is paid through any debit.
Habit of constant or repeated use.
The usual experience of chance.
A specific form of ritual used in each diocese.
(smithy) An iron plate attached to the side of a forge, such as a smithy. shaft, welded to the end and then hammered to extend the forging.
Use or use.
Get used to get used to (Now only found in participle form. Same pronunciation as noun, see usage notes.).
(except the past tense) which I usually do to get used to. (Now mainly past tense, see regular forms).
Behavior versus action versus treatment.
Behave, act, act.