The phrase "acquired method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a technique or approach that has been learned or obtained through experience or study.
Example: "The researchers implemented an acquired method to improve the efficiency of their experiments."
Alternatives: "learned technique" or "obtained approach".
That year, the Belgian-based green cleaning products company, Ecover, acquired Method, although Method, which is based in San Francisco, continues to sell its products under its own name.
The main goal of the system is to create a tool for effective food composition data documentation with respect to source, how acquired, method, relevance and quality.
Guided imagery is a simple, easily taught, and acquired method, but it has rarely been implemented as a training method for spaceflight operations.
This system is mainly intended for an educational use and its advanced features permits students to easily acquire methods, skills and experience related to Robotics.
Students gain an understanding of systems analysis applied to environmental problems in production-consumption systems, acquire methods to quantify the use of energy, materials, water, and land for industrial production, and the comparative evaluation of different pollution types.
There are many 3D acquiring methods, such as ultrasound [1], synthetic aperture radar (SAR) [2], and the most famous LIDAR system [3].
Humans have acquired these methods during the evolutionary process.
A more plausible explanation is that bright teachers can more effectively apply the tools they acquired in methods courses.
In the early days of fMRI, data were acquired using methods adapted mainly from PET imaging.
Subsequently, the Navajo not only learned new weaving techniques and designs but in time also improved upon the acquired Pueblo methods, transferred the gender role of the weaver from male to female, and matured as far more sophisticated artisans.
