The phrase "ability acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a skill or capability that has been gained or developed over time.
Example: "Through years of practice and dedication, she demonstrated the ability acquired in her field of expertise."
Alternatives: "skill gained" or "competence developed".
The rest of the story was about natural ability, acquired knowledge and hard work.
Unlike general ability acquired through formal education, specific abilities are acquired through on-the-job experience (Becker, 1993).
But he is puzzled by the fact that such a specialized area seems to be devoted to an ability acquired so recently in evolutionary time.
DQP looks beyond the discipline of study to the overall skills, knowledge and ability acquired in the college experience at each degree level: associate, bachelor and masters.
Capacitation is defined as the time-dependent acquisition of fertilization competence [9], ability acquired by the sperm during its transit through the female tract.
This acquisition of key ESC characteristics during cellular reprogramming should be beneficial for the application of AFiPSCs in basic and applied research, although it could be argued that the teratoma formation ability acquired by AFiPSCs hampers their use in cell replacement therapies.
With the second semester, I was able to leverage the experience, knowledge, and improvement in language abilities acquired in the first.
"Items" — cyberweapons, outfits and special abilities acquired through gaming that strengthen their owners' combat prowess — are traded for real money online.
This hypothesis is based on the idea that human beings possess higher learning abilities, acquired from intense and complex socialization.
The assessment is intended to be authentic in terms of occupational situations, and appropriate with respect to abilities acquired through vocational training.
Also, the professional abilities acquired by dropouts should be officially recognized.
