The phrase "acquiring data with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gathering or collecting data using a specific method or tool.
Example: "The researchers are acquiring data with advanced sensors to improve the accuracy of their findings."
Alternatives: "collecting data using" or "gathering data through".
For example, we show that acquiring data with a vertical system allows detection of a conductive body with a better lateral resolution compared to data acquired using standard horizontal configurations.
Even with the increased number of satellite systems and sensors acquiring data with improved spectral, spatial, radiometric and temporal characteristics and the new data distribution policy, most existing land cover datasets are derived from a pixel-based, single-date multi-spectral remotely sensed image with an unacceptable accuracy.
PCR was monitored in real time by acquiring data with the SYBR Green channel (Ex 488 nm and Em 522 nm).
designed and performed the experiments and acquired data with the help of J.S., T.H. and A.F. T.O. and A.F. interpreted the data and wrote the manuscript.
The main challenge in using the Timepix detector is low natural sample activity, and the goal of this work is to acquire data with minimal background contribution.
With only minimum adjustments this program can be used to control and acquire data with any suitable National Instruments universal digital/analog interface and piezoelectric actuator analog controller, giving significant freedom and flexibility in designing force spectroscopy experiment.
To do so, it is necessary to perform the task of calibrate the primary elements of transducers by computing the acquired data with significant non linearities and time varying parameters mainly in the primary element of transducers.
However, hyperspectral sensor acquires data with very small spectral interval.
Furthermore, the resulting density of the complemented arms in the attenuation maps varied considerably between acquired data with different durations.
Blackouts reduce a network's throughput and its capacity to acquire data, with a knock-on effect on the topology.
Imaging spectroradiometer can acquire data with suitable spectral range, resolution, and sampling rate at every pixel in a raster image, so that individual absorption features can be identified and spatially mapped [6].
