The phrase "accurately acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe information, data, or skills that have been obtained with precision or correctness.
Example: "The data was accurately acquired through a series of rigorous experiments."
Alternatives: "correctly obtained" or "precisely gathered."
The results demonstrate that multi-parametric, long-distance and online monitoring for water quality information can be accurately acquired and predicted by using this established monitoring system.
Finally, when a new target reappears, it is accurately acquired by the SMC algorithm.
Second, an interference cancellation method involving the Radon transform [23, 24] is exploited, so that the TDOAs on each pair of receivers are accurately acquired.
In realistic networks, the distances among BSs in homogeneous cellular network can be easily acquired, but the position of UEs may not be easily and accurately acquired.
Not acquired (NA) breakpoints were due to false positive SV predictions whereas breakpoints for SV27 were not acquired for technical reasons and not accurately acquired in SV50 due to low sequence complexity.
A force measurement system, referred to as "dynamometer", for accurately acquiring the contact forces and moment in a single-wheel roller rig using piezo-electric load cells is designed and developed.
In order to accurately acquire the fault feature, 10 sets of data were intercepted respectively from the different time domain vibration signal under each fault condition.
Detection settings were selected to most accurately acquire zebrafish behavior.
However, future studies could specifically examine just how quickly subjects accurately acquire an estimate of the likelihood.
These advances allowed us to accurately identify acquired SNVs in both U and M regions of an experimentally sequenced variant yeast strain.
However, people vary substantially in how easily and accurately they acquire spatial knowledge of environments.
