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

To the extent that Social Security may face a fiscal reckoning in the next decade, the most effective fix is well-understood by those familiar with the program’s structure.

From Los Angeles Times

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