The phrase "acquired products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to products that have been obtained or purchased, often in a business or marketing setting.
Example: "The company has expanded its offerings by including a range of acquired products that cater to diverse customer needs."
Alternatives: "purchased items" or "obtained goods".
The better malls sell legitimately acquired products at discounted prices, and the rougher ones specialize in stolen and pirated goods.
VMware says the acquired products will compliment the company's development efforts in virtualization.
"Perhaps the most important part of bringing acquired products together from multiple acquisitions is the refactoring required for them to leverage common data, content, analytics, and other services.
Enterprise companies use an aggressive acquisitions strategy for myriad reasons, but one key element is their ability to rapidly grow acquired products using their existing sales channels.
But the deciding factor, and what we've yet to see, is how well these big brands preserve the quality and authenticity of their newly acquired products.
In fact, of the 15 largest acquisitions in its history, Intel has shut down or sold off the acquired products in every single case (aside from Wind River which is too recent to include).
Cluster analysis, Principal component analysis and Standard score analysis were applied in the assessment of the acquired product quality.
Comparison shopping site NexTag has acquired product recommendation research engine Wize.
Fig. 1 Percent of externally acquired product pipeline by stage of development for large biopharmaceutical companies.
(AngelList acquired Product Hunt last year for a reported $20 million and continues to operate it independently for now).
A first data interpretation of acquired product-ion spectra of the nanoHPLC-nanoESI-MS/MS analysis, was performed by an automatic database search with MASCOT™ (version 2.2, Matrix Science, London, UK) (Perkins et al. 1999).
