The phrase "acquired a research" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where someone has obtained or gained access to research, but the phrase itself is incomplete and awkward.
Example: "After months of hard work, the team finally acquired a research that would help them in their project."
Alternatives: "obtained a study" or "secured a research project".
It acquired a research lab in India from Swedish telecom titan Ericsson and a telecom-chip design firm in Austria.
In 2000, King acquired a research outfit that is working on an injectable stress-test drug for heart disease suspects who are unable to hit the treadmill to get their heart rate up.
Specifically, we have acquired a research grade hybrid quadrapole ESI-MS/MS mass spectrometer interfaced with a capillary liquid chromatograph (cap-LC).
Ethics approval required that we notify the R&D Department at each NHS Trust we were going to visit and acquire a research passport, or letter of access.
The evaluation of medical therapies using patient-oriented outcomes has acquired a larger research profile in recent years.
At Columbia, Dr. Worzel acquired a series of research vessels, including the Vema, then took them to sea.
This dataset was acquired under a research ethics board (REB) approval by Vallières et al. [20].
By the time he graduated, Oparin had an academic background that combined natural history, biochemistry, and plant physiology, a knowledge acquired within a research tradition strongly committed to integral approaches in the analysis of natural phenomena.
Samples were acquired with a research permit from the National Park Service (LAVO-2008-SCI-0030). Metagenomic sequencing was funded in part by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation through a grant to the Broad Institute.
Three Rhesus monkeys (Macacca mullata; 2 males and 1 female) acquired from a research facility at Wake Forest University, were available during various stages of testing and data acquisition for the development of protocols described here.
If someone you know is considering acquiring a pet, research rescue organizations and potential pets for them to adopt, not buy.
