The phrase "acquired advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a benefit or edge that has been gained through effort, experience, or acquisition.
Example: "Through years of research and development, the company has gained an acquired advantage over its competitors in the market."
Alternatives: "gained benefit" or "secured advantage".
From manufacturers' perspective, the diversity must be maintained in a level in which the engineering costs do not exceed the acquired advantages of increased market share.
Delayed stigma receptivity may enhance pollen competition [68] and could be a way to acquire advantages related to the mixed mating system.
Tumor evolution is described by many investigators analogously to Darwinism with tumors being a clonally-derived cell populations and progression the result of some cells acquiring advantages through mutations [31], [32].
Monster Worldwide Inc., New York, which owns Monster.com, the online employment advertising company, said it had acquired Military Advantage Inc., Arlington, Va., which operates the Military.com career services site, for about $39.5 million in cash.
Furthermore, a copy of the GRB10 gene, which acts as a growth inhibitor, was lost from HS293, supporting the idea of an acquired growth advantage.
This acquired selective advantage is in a sense very similar to the mechanism of oncogene addiction.
Under these altered cellular and environmental conditions, cells that have acquired fitness advantage due to genetic or epigenetic changes are likely to succeed.
In such circumstances, because of both the newly acquired selective advantage having driven the saeptation, and its lighter mutation load, the odds would thus seem very likely to tilt towards the younger population most of the times.
The underlying aetiology of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) remains unknown but is hypothesized to be due a combination of genetic defects giving rise to an acquired proliferative advantage (a Class 1 mutation) and impaired differentiation of a stem cell (a Class 2 mutation).
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