The phrase "acquire this competence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of gaining a specific skill or ability, often in an educational or professional context.
Example: "To succeed in this role, you must acquire this competence in data analysis."
Alternatives: "gain this skill" or "develop this ability."
No, I just couldn't manage that... (PD patient) The HHD users had all discovered this modality by chance, and they had to make quite hard efforts and actively request the hospital to acquire the competence to deliver this alternative to them: -.. If I had continued with hospital dialysis, I had been dead.
To evaluate at which developmental stage the stigma acquires the competence to promote pollen grain germination, flowers from different phenological stages were emasculated and placed in damp florist foam for hand pollinations.
During this phase cells acquire aggregation competence in parallel with maturation of signaling pathways involved in remodeling of the cytoskeleton.
It takes about seven years to acquire reasonable competence to play the pipes.
At Dark Horse 'doing' is valued above 'talking about it' and the silent approach offers a fantastic opportunity for talented people without literacy or verbal skills to acquire vocational competence.
A final issue is represented by time required to the clinician to acquire sufficient competence in critical care ECHO.
Together, our results identify the acquisition of a poised chromatin state at enhancers as a mechanism by which progenitor cells acquire developmental competence.
They acquire fertilizing competence when they undergo 'capacitation', which occurs during their transit through the female genital tract [2].
We show that sensory neurons acquire mechanotransduction competence coincident with peripheral target innervation.
Overall, only about 400 oocytes acquire reproductive competence and are ovulated, whereas the majority of follicles degenerate by atresia.
