The phrase "acquiring evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, investigations, or legal matters where gathering information or proof is necessary.
Example: "The detective focused on acquiring evidence to support his case against the suspect."
Alternatives: "gathering evidence" or "collecting evidence".
The guiding thought of Bayesianism is that acquiring evidence modifies the probability rationally assigned to a hypothesis.
Since the means of acquiring evidence are clearly variable and delimited, they can result only in a degree of probability and not in an absolute truth in the philosophical sense.
As well as keeping the British end up in More4's second world war Scandi drama The Saboteurs, Friel was about to debut in Odyssey on BBC2, a juicy geopolitical thriller that placed her front and centre as Odelle Ballard, a US soldier betrayed and left for dead in Mali after acquiring evidence of a major Wall Street firm funding terrorism.
In the Irish justice system, it seems, even an admission of guilt isn't enough for a jail sentence: indication, if any were needed, that low reportage, prosecution and conviction of rape in Ireland is due not only to difficulty in acquiring evidence, but also to a callous disregard for the bodily autonomy of survivors and institutionalised protection of male sexual entitlement.
Some courts, in applying the police-created exigency doctrine, fault law enforcement officers if, after acquiring evidence that is sufficient to establish probable cause to search particular premises, the officers do not seek a warrant but instead knock on the door and seek either to speak with an occupant or to obtain consent to search.
The negotiations are further complicated by the Government's difficulty in acquiring evidence to corroborate accounts of Mr. Clinton's relationship with the woman and any effort he may have made -- including referring her to a lawyer and helping her find a job -- to persuade her to remain silent about it.
The term financial institution means any person regularly engaged in the business of acquiring evidences of indebtedness of the kind described in section 5(a)(1) of the Act, or of financing sales of the kind described in section 5(a)(2) of the Act, or both.
Our job is to investigate, acquire evidence".
In some cases, the tools are software-based, but one can also use hardware to acquire evidence from suspect machines.
Fourth, prosecutors may wish to wait until they acquire evidence that can justify a search that is broader in scope than the search that a judicial officer is likely to authorize based on the evidence then available.
This confirms a huge increase in the flow of arms from Iran since Reuters in February last year acquired evidence of $195m in Iranian weapon supplies including mortars, tank parts, artillery, night-vision goggles and wireless communications equipment.
