The phrase "acquiring technical knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of gaining skills or understanding in a specific technical field or subject.
Example: "Students in the engineering program are focused on acquiring technical knowledge to prepare for their future careers."
Alternatives: "gaining technical expertise" or "developing technical skills".
The committee backed his appointment on the basis that he himself has recognised that he will need to acquire technical knowledge, we are satisfied that Mr Sharp has the professional competence and personal independence to be an external member of the FPC," the TSC said.
They then went about acquiring technical information.
Our purpose is nation-building, employment and acquiring technical skills".
You could of course argue that, if you want to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, one way to do it would be to prevent them from acquiring the technical knowledge necessary to produce one.
The course capstone activity is an in-depth case study, which is an opportunity for students to apply their newly acquired technical and strategic knowledge of AM to a real-world problem.
They also raised concern about her "awareness of the importance of asserting the independence of the financial policy committee" and said that another appointee, former Goldman Sachs banker Richard Sharp, needed to acquire additional "technical knowledge" to fill the post.
Moroccan students were sent to Europe to acquire technical skills.
As Litia Perta, a onetime adjunct professor at Cooper Union, has eloquently argued, the promise of a free education provides its beneficiaries with more than just the technical knowledge acquired in the classroom.
Some foreign economists say Chinese institutions have been unable to capitalize fully on technical knowledge acquired from overseas Chinese.
This presents a challenge for surgical residents who must acquire a medical and technical knowledge base during their training.
