The phrase "acquired content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to material or information that has been obtained or gained, often in educational or professional settings.
Example: "The course will cover various topics, including the analysis of acquired content from recent studies."
Alternatives: "obtained material" or "gained information."
News and info updates as well as local shorts will run at the top of every hour throughout the daytime schedule of repeat broadcasts and acquired content.
Since then, he has invested in several media giants and acquired content companies including QVC and the Discovery Channel, but he has also quietly acquired a patchwork of cable companies in 17 countries, including Japan, Australia, Switzerland and Belgium.
In a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission, the group, the Computer and Communications Industry Association, said that the National Football League, Major League Baseball, NBC and Universal Studios, DreamWorks, Harcourt and Penguin Group display copyright warnings that are a "systematic misrepresentation of consumers' rights to use legally acquired content".
Additionally, acquired content from web resources associated with linked data domains bring users together with structured information easily.
Last month, for example, it acquired content delivery network provider PeerCDN.
That's why it's acquired content rights management startup Source3, including its team and technology.
The acquired contents of bovine α-lactalbumin were 0.67 1.84 g/100 g in these infant formulas in agreement with their label claimed values.
The opportunities to accurately answer their students' questions in class and to insert newly acquired contents into their teaching were connected with raising the teachers' confidence in class.
For streaming services costs to acquire content are high.
"What we've always done is acquire content, repackage it and repopularize it," he continued.
Netflix said it would acquire content from other sources, essentially spending its subscribers' money elsewhere.
