The phrase "acquired means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resources, skills, or methods that have been obtained or developed over time.
Example: "The organization has successfully implemented acquired means to enhance its operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "obtained resources" or "gained methods".
The avalanche of Netflix Originals, and the myriad ways in which they have been initiated or acquired, means that there is no such thing as a typical Netflix movie.
The best acquired means in terms of PAHs removal as well as most sustained CO2 production were noted in samples treated with the mixtures of organic fertilizers and bulking agents.
We further determined whether androgen/AR had acquired means of promoting UPR activation under ER stress, by adding DHT to ESCs stably expressing AR, and comparing the expression levels of the active forms of UPR signaling proteins with those in parental ESCs.
What "selected" or "acquired" means in an environment of networked information is problematic.
Labeled BMSCs and ADSCs acquired mean cumulative population doubling of 12.7 ± 0.4 and 14.6 ± 0.5; unlabeled samples had 13.8 ± 0.5 and 15.4 ± 0.6 respectively.
Over a 1-year period with average co-payments of 63% in hypertension, employers acquired mean 22.28$ (corresponding to about 17.58 € as of December 2008) extra drug costs per employee.
They learn various possible and transposable terms of engaging in the enterprises of being human, even as they acquire means of gainful employment with DuPont or the National Archives.
They differ in that the prodigal acts on the principle of acquiring means with the sole intention of enjoyment, while the avaricious act on the principle of acquiring means with the sole intention of possessing them.
Making things difficult to acquire means you question how much you really need them.
Hitler did not have the means then to overrun Europe, but Mr. Krauthammer said, "he soon acquired the means".
