The phrase "acquired domain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to ownership or control over a specific area, field, or subject matter, often in business or legal discussions.
Example: "The company has successfully entered the acquired domain of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "purchased territory" or "secured area".
The main source of the knowledge extraction process comes from a collaborative learning environment where public servants share acquired domain knowledge.
Based on the acquired domain knowledge, an online intelligent diagnostic analyzer for turbine performance degradation is designed in this paper by using a VLSI based methodology written in Verilog code and simulated using a simulator (Modelsim Altera 6.4a).
News site Topix.net will relaunch this evening under their newly acquired domain name Topix.com.
Oversee.net has acquired domain registration and auction powerhouse Moniker for what is believed to be $65 million.
Internet services company Web.com has acquired domain registrar and hosting provider Network Solutions for $405 million in cash plus 18 million shares of Web.com stock, valuing the transaction as $560.8 million.
Last year, Local.com acquired domain advertising company OCTANE360 for up to $11 million, and this year the Nasdaq-listed company has completed the purchases of location-based shopping data aggegator Krillion for $3.5 million in cash and daily deals site Screamin' Daily Deals for $12.5 million in cash, stock and debt.
(A ) Conserved and acquired domains of TFIIEα and TFIIEβ-related proteins in Eukaryotes and Archaea derived from (Blombach et al., 2009 ; Vannini and Cramer, 2012 ).
Throughout evolution, ARSs have acquired domains and motifs that are not required for the canonical aminoacylation function of the proteins (49).
In order to characterize the functions of acquired domains on a biological level, we mapped each mouse entry to DNA microarray probe identifiers, allowing sets of differentially expressed genes to be uploaded to MusVirus.
Domainers use various strategies when acquiring domain names.
Depending on their social context, they will be more likely to acquire domain specific or generalizable knowledge.
