The phrase "acquire high levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of significant amounts or degrees of a particular skill, quality, or resource.
Example: "To succeed in this competitive field, it is essential to acquire high levels of expertise in your subject matter."
Alternatives: "attain significant levels of" or "gain substantial amounts of".
HOW do people acquire high levels of skill in science, business, music, the arts and sports?
FLAS fellowships help graduate and undergaduate students acquire high levels of competence in languages that are deemed critical to the national needs of the United States, and to gain a fuller understanding of the areas, regions, or countries in which those languages are commonly used.
These programs help native speakers acquire "high levels of functional proficiency in the second language, but at no cost to their native language development or academic achievement," he said.
Depending on the time of asexuality, the two (or more) alleles of a gene can acquire high levels of heterozygosity and the homologous chromosomes can accumulate different chromosome rearrangements.
Their studies reveal that: (1) nephron progenitor cells exhibit a broad histone methylation signature that comprises both "active" and "repressive" marks; (2) nascent nephrons retain high H3K4me3 but show downregulation of H3K9/K27me3 and; (3) maturing epithelial tubules acquire high levels of H3K79me2/3.
N. meningitidis incubated in the Δ CFHR3/1 sera acquire high levels of CFH on the bacterial surface.
We show that reprogrammed hPSCs acquire higher levels of LOI compared with embryonic stem cells and that LOI can pre-exist in their somatic cells of origin.
To explore the potential for E. coli to acquire higher levels of antibiotic tolerance through the sequential accumulation of the identified chromosomal mutations, we constructed several double mutants.
These data suggest that lymphoid tumors arising from precursor cells and germinal center cells tend to acquire higher levels of de novo DNA methylation.
Only the existence of a second threshold, for which the advantage of resistance is restored at high transmission intensity, is dependent in our theoretical results on the assumption that the duration of infection increases as individuals acquire higher levels of immunity.
