The phrase "acquired ease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of comfort or proficiency that has been gained over time, often through experience or practice.
Example: "After years of practice, she moved through the dance routine with acquired ease."
Alternatives: "gained comfort" or "achieved proficiency."
Manners, once acquired, can ease your passage, but desire can drag you off course.
Although NGS data can now be acquired with ease, the same cannot be said for the downstream analysis of NGS data.
Now I've come to see acquiring an ease with attention itself as just another tool of the trade, like turpentine or a good studio space.
Portability, the time needed to acquire data, ease of use, relatively low cost, and the fact that it is used as an adjunct to the physical examination are major benefits of it [ 11].
In contrast, excitation-based spectral data can be acquired with relative ease using automatically tunable lasers (such as the Spectra Physics MaiTai series, or Coherent Chameleon series).
Just as he does now that he is a senator, Mr. Obama spoke then about his own biography — initially, Mr. Ogletree said, to correct anyone who assumed he had acquired his position with ease.
It was therefore rather an experience to observe, later that afternoon, with what chameleon ease Brando acquired the character's cruel and gaudy colors, how superbly, like a guileful salamander, he slithered into the part, how his own persona evaporated — just as, in this Kyoto hotel room ten years afterward, my 1947 memory of Brando receded, disappeared into his 1957 self.
For many students there is no need to personally study anything as reports on any topic can be acquired and regurgitated with ease.
These data were acquired at 3T for ease of segmentation prior to flattening, as images acquired at 3T display less B1-inhomogeneity-related intensity variation than 7T data.
Such ease was not acquired without effort.
