The phrase "acquired from that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been obtained or received from a specific source or context.
Example: "The knowledge I acquired from that experience has greatly influenced my career choices."
Alternatives: "obtained from that" or "gained from that".
One rule of thumb he said he acquired from that experience is that celebrity ownership of that type can add perhaps $5,000 to the value of a car.
The company is now out of most of the businesses it acquired from that deal, and sold off its graphic chips business to Taiwan-based Via Technologies last year.
She used the cred acquired from that op-ed and several others to win a hotly contested run for the California Assembly in 1998, largely by decrying Prop.
To study functions of a particular kidney, the plasma and urine samples should be acquired from that individual at that particular time point.
Courageous leaders intuitively know that the accumulation of wisdom gained through experience and acquired from others that have been there before you is what will define your eventual success.
The CRISPR RNAs (crRNAs) contain sequence elements acquired from invaders that guide CRISPR-associated (Cas) proteins back to the complementary invading DNA or RNA.
The hypothesis to stimulate this area was acquired from observations that showed hyperactivity of the subgenual cingulate cortex (Brodmann area 25; Cg25) in chronic depressed patients.
Finally, we apply our inverse method to phase data acquired from light that was reflected from stress fibers and focal adhesions on the ventral plasma membrane, which lies in apposition to the coverslip-buffer interface.
Similar peaks were absent in the N. crassa telomere regions but this was probably because the genome sequence was acquired from DNA that had been sheared to three different size ranges (~4 kb, ~10 kb and ~40 kb).
We show a characteristic effect in subjects' behavior when comparing information acquired from experience with that acquired from description, suggesting that these kinds of information are treated differently.
Similarly Gagnon [ 10] identified that it is organisational readiness not scientific evidence acquired from research studies that are needed in order for 'home telecare' to be widely adopted.
