The phrase "acquired knowledge on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe knowledge that you have obtained from research or study. For example, "I acquired knowledge on Renaissance art during my art history class."
Here, we review the recently acquired knowledge on the molecular and cell biology of the dengue virus life cycle based on newly developed molecular biology technologies.
The third to sixth volumes described the morphological structures and physiological functions of the roots, stems, branches, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds, as well as recently acquired knowledge on transpiration, photosynthesis, and fertilization of plants.
"The trained health workers can immediately apply the newly acquired knowledge on malnutrition treatment, as well as provide support for prevention and treatment at the community level.
In addition, they reported that they had acquired knowledge on the subject (74.2%) and would recommend the training to teachers from other schools (96.8%).
However, so far there was a gap as far as the use of the acquired knowledge on implant dentistry for treatment planning was concerned.
Maybe family planning in countries such as Denmark and Finland is more informative on the risks taken in relation to future fertility, which certainly is relevant to have acquired knowledge on.
And on "Cram," which tests contestants on rapidly acquired knowledge, one challenge requires them to study the Saturn manual.
The well being and robustness of any society is dependent on the acquired knowledge of its components.
IMRE researchers are capitalizing on newly acquired knowledge to develop an electrically driven blue laser--a move that could lead, rather quickly, to commercial applications.
Notice that the learning process enable the CA to acquire knowledge on its environment.
Furthermore, people can acquire knowledge on the STI and skills to assemble technology.
