High level knowledge and information, does it make sense?
The idea is
Right now , I am a post graduate so the info I need is very specialised , it's high level knowlegde, so I cannot access it in my town.i need the internet .
Thank you

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It depends to some degree on what you're trying to express precisely.

For example, in a field of science: Specialized in "Name of field" with a high proficiency in "Name of corresponding skill"

- Specialized in nanomolecular syntheses with a high proficiency in ionic sublimation.

Should it be focused on more social skills

- Well versed in ancient Greek literature with a focus on Aristoteles' teachings.

For a broader approach you may use something like "Walter" has stated. (See post above / below?)

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Hi, "high-level knowledge and information" is fine English. You could also say "high-level expertise and know-how", as just one example.

Hope this helps

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