The phrase "acquired research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to research that has been obtained or gathered, often in the context of studies or investigations.
Example: "The team presented their findings based on the acquired research from various sources."
Alternatives: "gathered research" or "obtained research".
For example, many companies now take large charges when they make acquisitions, to write off the value of acquired research and development work.
She just recently acquired research funding and her own lab at JPL. Valuable Lessons.
The founders have acquired research networks through their master's or PhD studies, but they also have close connections to the industry and potential customers.
Excluding the write-off of acquired research and development, goodwill amortization and stock-based compensation expenses, per-share earnings increased 78%, to $0.64, exceeding the consensus estimate by $0.12.
After 2 years at Brockham Park, SB enticed her to build a bigger and better version of her lab at a newly acquired research site in Upper Providence, near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Internet panel company uSamp has just announced that it has acquired research and sampling technology DMS Insights (aka Digital Marketing Services) from AOL. Financial details of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Lilly will then take a charge yet to be determined for acquiring research and development under way at Icos.
The two institutions said they would now continue to strengthen their alliance and would focus on acquiring research degree awarding powers and widening access.
Academically successful curators spend the most time on research-related endeavors, including acquiring research funding.
Centonze had to start at the very beginning in acquiring research skills.
She reinvented herself as a technical consultant by combining her knowledge of sensors and microsystems with her experience acquiring research grants.
