well-understood

British  

adjective

1. widely or sufficiently understood or comprehended

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Example Sentences

As customers “derive value from well-understood business cases, they’ll continue to invest in more innovation as we pour on the R&D,” McDermott said.

From MarketWatch

One already well-understood source of glare is drivers retrofitting their vehicles, replacing old halogen bulbs with LEDs.

From BBC

At the very least, if Kennedy is so convinced that the effects mRNA vaccines are not sufficiently well-understood, the solution is more research, not less.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, lysine is found in all sorts of organisms, and the way it's catabolized is pretty well-understood in animals.

From Salon

Despite the well-understood connection between diet and health and a clear understanding of the components of a healthy diet, approximately 90% of Americans eat less than the recommended amount of fruits and vegetables.

From Salon