The phrase "acquire qualitative" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of obtaining qualitative data or insights, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "To improve our research methods, we need to acquire qualitative data from our participants."
Alternatives: "obtain qualitative" or "gather qualitative".
The next question became how best to acquire qualitative data for the study.
The electrochemical activity and electrocatalytic performance were analyzed by CV using a three-electrode system to acquire qualitative and quantitative information about the involved reaction [23].
The DSC technique was used to acquire qualitative information about the physicochemical status of the drug in the solid NE formula and compatibility problems.
The DSC technique was used to acquire qualitative information about the physicochemical status of drug in the solid-nanoemulsion preconcentrate.
The most important challenge in this field is to acquire qualitative and quantitative information on metabolites that occur under normal circumstances in order to be able to detect perturbations in the complement of metabolites due to changes in environmental factors.
In-depth open interviews and group discussions were used for acquiring qualitative data.
Focus groups are one of several methods for acquiring qualitative data.
Decision analysis is not perfect - it does rely upon expert elicitation to acquire traditionally qualitative information.
Also, there is some point at which a quantitative advantage acquires a qualitative dimension, and this advantage cannot be neutralized solely by relying on a technological gap between the weapon systems themselves.
The questions were designed to initiate dialog with the intent of acquiring rich qualitative data for analysis.
We therefore consider the information acquired by qualitative research important in both formative [ 23] and process evaluations [ 23] of pragmatic trial projects.
