The phrase "acquired capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to skills or abilities that have been developed or obtained over time, often through experience or training.
Example: "The training program is designed to enhance the acquired capabilities of employees, enabling them to perform their tasks more effectively."
Alternatives: "developed skills" or "gained competencies."
The newly acquired capabilities are investigated with two types of analog inputs available on the Explorer16 board reading a voltage input from a potentiometer first and a voltage input from a temperature sensor later.
Obviously, given the scale involved here along with the acquired capabilities of Chinese suppliers, there is little American businesses can do.
Aspirations can stimulate behaviour leading to animprovement of capabilities, and, at the same time, aspirations are the consequence ofinherited and/or socially acquired capabilities.
Such a growth trajectory chains together some or all of five growth vectors: customer groups (current or new), geography (current or new), product (built or acquired), capabilities (current or new), or culture (current or new).
The acquired capabilities of tumor cells include their ability to proliferate continuously ignoring apoptosis or growth-inhibitory signals, generating their own mitogenic signals.
Self-sufficiency in growth signals has been suggested as one of six acquired capabilities of cancer phenotypes and the Ras-Raf-MAPK signaling cascade is known to be involved in this acquired capability by mimicking growth signals [19].
These structures own natural or acquired capability in responding exteroceptives and capability of form, combination and behavior adaption with environmental conditions.
An acquired capability still needs to be learned and absorbed by the acquiring firm's existing employees, which reduces the time saved.
The acquired capability to escape apoptosis is required at several steps during cancer development.
Mutations in this gene family have been associated with cancer either because of the impaired capability to neutralize toxic chemicals, or because of the acquired capability to activate the toxicity of otherwise inert compounds [37].
To measure acquired capability, we used the Acquired Capability Scale [ 38].
