The phrase "acquired education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the education or knowledge that someone has obtained through study or experience.
Example: "Her acquired education in environmental science has prepared her for a career in sustainability."
Alternatives: "obtained education" or "gained education".
The company acquired education software maker Edline and two competitors who assist schools using open-source software.
With his newly acquired education in e-commerce, did it worry him that Domino was offering stale content on its debut?
I am glad that we correspond, and as the father of sons and daughter who acquired education in the States, let me assure you that we don't have a regimented thought process.
Areas with lucrative crops such as cacao and peanuts (groundnuts) profited, while many people in different parts of the country had to migrate to work elsewhere as tenant farmers or use their newly acquired education and skills to work in cities as wage earners, traders, and artisans.
Relying on the newly acquired education that she received through SPIN, Brenda knew that she was on the right track; getting buy-in from other land owners to turn their parcels into productive market gardens without having to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars.
For immigrants who received a credential after their migration age, its duration is correctly attributed to Canadian schooling rather than foreign schooling as is done in other studies that need to assume continuously acquired education.
Apple has acquired education-technology startup LearnSprout, Bloomberg reported a bit ago and we have just confirmed.
Apple has acquired education-technology startup LearnSprout, Bloomberg reported a bit ago and we have just confirmed.
While Danish social policies for children produce more favorable cognitive test scores for disadvantaged children, these do not translate into more favorable educational outcomes, partly because of disincentives to acquire education arising from the redistributional policies that increase income mobility.
Over the past few decades, men have lagged behind women in acquiring education and skills.
Nevertheless, in increasing numbers the children of minor officials, small tradesmen, and especially priests were acquiring education.
