The phrase "a common acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is frequently obtained or purchased by many people or organizations.
Example: "In the tech industry, a common acquisition is software licenses that companies buy to enhance their operational capabilities."
Alternatives: "a typical purchase" or "a frequent acquisition".
STARFM predicts high resolution LAI by blending MODIS and Landsat based information from a common acquisition date, with MODIS data from a prediction date.
There is a common acquisition of high-level INH resistance through a inhA double mutation (in node B).
This, together with the absence of editing in the organelles of green algae, suggests a common acquisition of RNA editing during the origin of land plants [ 11, 12].
However, it was not possible to use a common acquisition setting for all three studies due to the widely varying fluorescence of the spots between the different groups.
At all clinics, MRI technologists followed a common image acquisition protocol and were trained to recognize and correct failures caused by incomplete fat suppression, motion artifacts, and inadequate breast coverage.
Two common acquisition strategies were utilized: DDA and selected reaction monitoring (SRM).
All common acquisition corrections were applied, i.e., normalization and corrections for scatter and attenuation, decay, and dead time.
That is a strained argument that distorts the plain meaning of a common term in acquisition agreements.
Finally, if KSL and Great Wolf do actually reach an agreement, Apollo has the right to match it – a common feature in acquisition agreements.
could have solved this problem by negotiating a common right in acquisition agreements that gives the seller the right to terminate a deal if the buyer's stock drops below a certain level.
The 8 target serotypes were taken to share a common rate of acquisition and a common rate of clearance, but each episode was identified individually.
