The phrase "acquired technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to technologies that have been obtained or developed by a person or organization, often through purchase, research, or innovation.
Example: "The company has invested heavily in acquired technologies to enhance its product offerings and stay competitive in the market."
Alternatives: "obtained technologies" or "procured technologies".
Rosensweig confirms that revenue is "growing nicely," especially now that the company has added new revenue streams with daily deals, and through premium services offered by the company's acquired technologies.
Symantec continued the development of the acquired technologies, now marketed under the name of "Norton", with the tagline "from Symantec".
Adobe also recently acquired technology to make digital type easier to read.
Small countries depend on imports for more than half of their acquired technology.
Facebook used the acquired technology to identify people in photographs, and then tagged the images with names.
Condé Nast acquired technology news website Ars Technica in 2008, having bought social news site Reddit two years earlier.
Wipro, for example, one of the country's big three IT firms, has this year acquired technology companies in Portugal, Finland and California.
used "easily and cheaply" acquired technology from a mainstream website to take enough information from cards to place orders for items including a £3,000 TV.
Since then, 3Com has continued to fall further behind its rival Cisco, which has aggressively acquired technology it needed to keep ahead of other competitors.
The purchase of foreign R&D, in such forms as imported computers and machinery, appears to earn a higher rate of return than domestically acquired technology.
Google's robotics and artificial intelligence efforts were put under the leadership of the father of Android, Andy Rubin, in December combining seven quietly acquired technology companies to foster a self-described "moonshot" robotics vision.
