The phrase "acquired objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing goals or targets that have been successfully achieved or obtained.
Example: "The team worked diligently throughout the year and successfully acquired objectives that aligned with our strategic plan."
Alternatives: "achieved goals" or "obtained targets".
Meaning the theory that language ariginated in interjections which cradually acquired objective meaning: Cf. Dingdown Theory.
The above formulation can be solved by MILP using, for example, the CPLEX solver, and the acquired objective function is denoted as (Y_{Q}).
As for the integrated energy systems based upon solar chimneys, it is still necessary to carry out more experimental investigations to acquire objective data for the system design.
Acquiring objective data from recording manikins provides more accurate information about skills mastery than instructor judgement.
This information would allow investigators to receive both subjective data from the owners while also acquiring objective, real-time information about the dogs' at-home PA.
Immunoscore definitions and methods include accurate cell counts acquired with objective computer-based methods (Galon et al, 2012), which provide excellent reproducibility (Väyrynen et al, 2012b).
Three or four z-series from three different experiments (acquired with objective 40×) were analysed each for the apical and the medial level.
Images were acquired with 20X objectives, and the percentage of BrdU-expressing cells was quantified out of at least 300 cells using Image J software.
Clinicians' perspectives on the intervention's feasibility, sustainability, and learning objectives acquired, is assessed three ways: (1) via a survey administered at baseline and post-intervention, (2) via a process evaluation throughout the training period, and (3) via individual clinician post-intervention interviews.
