The phrase "acquire course" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "acquire" typically refers to obtaining something, while "course" usually refers to a class or direction. An example could be: "I need to acquire a course in digital marketing to enhance my skills."
Alternatives: "enroll in a course" or "take a course."
Desire2Learn acquired course recommendation engine, Degree Compass in March and is already putting its tech to use to continue expanding its learning platform.
Here, we show that decreasing the electron dose by acquiring course-sampled HAADF STEM images can preserve high precision in locating atomic columns.
A village commons, the Tom Fazio-designed Camp Creek Golf Club and an unusual 10-hole par-3 course designed by Davis Love III can all be reached by golf cart, and a newly acquired Greg Norman course is five minutes by car.
It was all acquired, of course, at a horrific price.
Part I reviews information about prevalence of disease, sources of infection, relation of ocular disease to time of Toxoplasma gondii infection (congenital vs. postnatally acquired), and course of disease.
Investors in the companies being acquired, of course, are usually big winners, as their stocks jump in value to meet the hefty premiums over current market prices that acquirers are willing to pay.
Some 95% of the alumni survey respondents shared the newly acquired IMDP course knowledge with their colleagues, creating a system of sustainable knowledge management.
Deficiency of COX, a key mitochondrial respiratory chain enzyme, is a biochemical hallmark of mitochondrial disorders, either genetically determined or acquired in course of neurodegeneration and aging.
Placement Information: While calculus is not a strictly required in this course, students will need the mathematical maturity and independence that are usually acquired in courses like BC calculus.
"I'm not convinced that substituting the buzz that [traditional] shows acquire over the course of a season for the buzz of binge-viewing will pay off".
